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Hundreds Pray, Fast for LDS Boy Burned Over 40 Percent of His Body
On July 2, Max Goddard, 15, was involved in an explosion in his garage that left him with third-degree burns on 30 percent of his body. Now the community has rallied around the young man from Alpine.
Forbes: LDS man helps Brazilians become bilingual
Carlos Wizard Martins is on a mission to make Brazilians bilingual. Already, the devout Mormon’s mission has gotten him close to making the ranks of The World’s Billionaires — Martins’ stake in his language company, Multi Group, is worth close to $700 million today (his various language school franchises include Wizard, Skill, Alps, Quatrum and Yazigi).
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Fun
Latter-day Saint Beatboxer to Perform for National TV Audience Shares Faith
In this fun Church News article, Adam Bell describes how beatboxing helps him see God's hand in his life and overcome social barriers as a person with high-functioning autism. He also hopes it will help him spread the gospel when he serves a mission.
Lesson Helps
Gospel Principles Lesson 41: The Postmortal Spirit World
Supplement from "Our Father's Plan - Big Enough for All His Children," by Elder Quentin L. Cook
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From the Church
Church Responds to Backlash After the Tabernacle Choir Announced They Will Sing at the Presidential Inauguration
After tweets, news articles, and even petitions questioned the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's participation in the inaugural celebration, Church spokesman Eric Hawkins made an announcement in response.
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From the Church
Watch: Pres. Nelson receives Gandhi-King-Mandela Peace Prize at Morehouse College
By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Morehouse College, a historically Black school in Georgia, has awarded its inaugural Gandhi-King-Mandela Peace Prize to President Russell M. Nelson.
'Stop mocking the Mormons,' says opera star Bryn Terfel who has been 'embraced' by the faith
The Mormons’ adherence to chastity and clean-cut family values has been mocked in a hit musical. But the leading opera singer Bryn Terfel has called for greater tolerance towards the faith after revealing how a musical journey to Salt Lake City resulted in a spiritual awakening. The second-fasted growing religion in American, Mormonism continues to attract hostility over its opposition to gay marriage and suspicion over some of the faith’s beliefs. The Book of Mormon musical mocked the do-gooding naivety of its young missionary protagonists.
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Latter-day Saint Life
BYU Appoints New Institute Director
Brigham Young University President Kevin J. Worthen appointed J. Spender Fluhman as the new executive director for the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship. He will be replacing M. Gerald Bradford, who became the executive director in 2008.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Mormon Missionaries from U.S. Return to Botswana After 4-Year Absence
When Botswana first issued a blanket prohibition on foreign missionaries, the number of Mormon missionaries in Botswana dropped to one-sixth its previous number. We're excited to see missionaries return to the country after a four-year absence.
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Do you want to hone your writing talents and passions? The American Night Writers Association is hosting its 21st Annual Writers Conference in Phoenix/Mesa, Arizona!