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Years ago our family spent an idyllic summer in beautiful Florence, Italy, the heart of Renaissance art and architecture and literature — our vacation of a lifetime.
The following was released on Newsroom about our latest General Authority Seventy, Brook P. Hales, who was called on May 17, 2018:
Nearly 500 people recently gathered for the inaugural Canadian Black History Summit held in a meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The free conference, held April 16, 2016, was co-hosted by the nonprofit FamilySearch International (the genealogical arm of the Church) and the Ontario Black History Society.
Starting in July 2016, Olympic gymnast Peter Vidmar and his wife Donna will be heading on a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Where they will serve has not yet been announced.
God has had a tough time over the past few years. On TV, in newspapers and on the internet, the debate as to whether faith has any relevance in a sceptical modern world has been as ubiquitous as it has been vigorous.
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When Chef Todd Leonard was serving his mission in Ohio, his go-to evening meal was out-of-the-box macaroni and cheese mixed with boiling water and salsa — hold the butter and the milk.
It's amazing to see how historical events helped shape the Restoration of the gospel.
MR says: Recent research and statistics are revealing that the Mormon dating problem might not be caused by millennials' fear of commitment, it might be because of the demographics of the Church.
Dear Dave, My husband and I are adopting my nephew. His mom is involved with drugs and alcohol, and his father isn’t in the picture. We’ve got $1,000 in the bank, and we’re in the process of paying off all our debt, except the house. Should we slow down or stop the Baby Steps temporarily, and spend more on family things since my nephew is a teenager?
Just up the canyon from BYU, Sundance and its famous film festival has many ties to the campus. But, did you know it was a Mormon who started the first film festival that would later become Sundance Film Festival?