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Listen: How General Conference Helped a Latter-day Saint Woman Find the Path to Redemption

Three general conference messages have completely changed the trajectory of Cynthia's life.

"God Is the Supreme Scientist": LDS Paleontologist Shares Why a Church-Owned School Digs for Dinosaurs

As featured in a recent LDS Living video, "Do Mormons believe in dinosaurs?" is one of the most googled phrases about Mormon beliefs. And although there's no doctrinal stand on the matter, here's what one paleontologist has to say about why he, and BYU, studies dinosaurs.

Mormon Tabernacle Choir streams 'Music and the Spoken Word' Valentine's special

“We love our fans!” the Mormon Tabernacle Choir proclaims. And to show this, for the first time ever, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints streamed its "Music and the Spoken Word" Valentine’s special on Facebook all day Sunday. You can visit the choir's Facebook page to see if the content is still streaming.

DNA Testing Confirms Ted Bundy Killed Missing Latter-day Saint Teen

Renewed interest in notorious serial killer Ted Bundy led police to announce on Monday that DNA testing helped them confirm he also killed a Bountiful teen.

Latter-day Saint Life

Why President Nelson Invited All Latter-day Saint Apostles to Rome + What They Said About It

Gasps have frequently followed announcements made by President Russell M. Nelson during his vigorous 14 months as prophet-leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

I'm Not a Mormon Anymore—and Neither Are You

By Rebekah Pitts

There are about 16 million Mormons on the earth right now. Wait. Scratch that. There are about 16 million members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on the earth right now. Okay, that's right. One day I woke up and found out I wasn't a Mormon anymore. It's been over six months, but I still find myself slipping occasionally. I had been a Mormon for as long as it took to build the Salt Lake Temple, for the same amount of time Moses and his people wandered in the wilderness, essentially for my entire life. Forty years is a long time!

Lesson Helps

“Come Follow Me” FHE: Shepherding Souls

By Jessica Grimaud

This week's FHE lesson topic comes from the Come, Follow Me reading in John 7-10. Check out this week's Come, Follow Me study ideas on LDS Living for additional resources and suggestions.

From the Church

First Presidency Calls 8 News Mission Leaders to Serve in New Philippines Mission, Russia + More

The following eight new mission presidents and companions have been called by the First Presidency. They will begin their service in July.

{Single Saints} Dating Mistakes Guys Make

By Jessica Carter

I get it—men aren’t mind readers. And what works with one woman might not work for another. Even so, there are some common dating mistakes that the majority of women find annoying or downright unnerving. So, guys, check out the following list to prevent some major dating disasters when the next great girl comes along. (For our list of mistakes women make, click here.)

Latter-day Saint Life

The Origins of Trek: When Did Dressing Up and Pulling Handcarts Become a Thing?

Curious about the origins of trek re-enactments before you hit up Trek: The Movie in theaters this weekend? Look no further.