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For the first time in Latter-day Saint cinema, Jane and Emma, a film produced, written, directed, and edited by women, presents an African-American woman as a protagonist and sheds light on the personal faith journey of that woman: Jane Manning James.
The Deseret News and The Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy at Brigham Young University recently revealed the results of their 2018 American Family Survey. They surveyed 3,000 American adults of different demographics on marriage, family, parenting, politics, and other relevant topics concerning families in the United States.
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It's been nearly three and a half years since the final episode of Downton Abbey appeared on PBS, and much has happened with the Crawley family and their friends since then—and even bigger things are on their way. On September 20, the Downton Abbey feature film will be released in American theaters, and many fans are excited to reconnect with their favorite characters from the show. But what does this historical drama set in the English countryside have to do with Latter-day Saints? Here are some humorous Downton Abbey GIFs that can help members navigate the laughs and peculiarities of Latter-day Saint dating.
“I want to be able to take that feeling in my heart and share it with others,” Chan Yiu Wu says.
This year, seven world-class BYU performing groups—Vocal Point & Noteworthy, Theatre Ballet, Living Legends, Young Ambassadors, Ballroom Dance Company, Contemporary Dance Theatre, and the International Folk Dance Ensemble—will light up the Salt Lake Valley with their exceptional talent and artistry.
In her documentary, Paige Olsen highlighted her grandfather’s commitment to the gospel of Jesus Christ.
“We will not fulfill AI’s full potential until we make it as morally good as we make it powerful.”
What is it like to be in the one percent minority at BYU? A new video gives an insightful look into what it's like being black at BYU.
What do notorious gangsters John Dillinger and Lester Gillis (a.k.a. “Baby Face Nelson”) have to do with the LDS Church? Simple: they were tracked and ultimately killed thanks to the action of a Mormon government agent—Samuel Cowley.