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Many members attend wards that aren’t in their native language or culture. But there are ways we can help know they belong.
Our live FIRM Foundation Expo featuring the 30th International Book of Mormon Evidence Conference is coming in October. We will have over 75 inspirational Speakers and over 125 presentations. You will hear from Kate Dalley, Joel Skousen, Rod Meldrum, Hannah Stoddard, Dean Sessions Betty Red Ant LaFontaine, Kay Godfrey, Greg Hughes, and Morgan Philpot. We may also hear from Tim Ballard, Alan Osmond, and Sheriff Mack as we have previously.
MR says: Elder Christofferson and David Archuleta both added to an exciting event on temple square, "Luz de las naciones: Juventud de la promesa” or "Light of the Nations: Youth of the Promise."
Just as the First Presidency released a letter announcing a new Relief Society initiativeand resources to better reach out and help refugees in our communities, the Wall Street Journal published an article highlighting the incredible work Mormons have done with refugees so far. I'm sure they'll be impressed to see all of the great work that comes next!
I'm not known for a light palate. (Remember this?) So, resolution #4 this year should make total sense: eat better. This means fewer calories (no more late night cookie runs), less fat, and more fruits and vegetables.
"It was as close to hell as you can imagine," returned missionary Josh Holt said of his imprisonment in Venezuela. But he also acknowledges, "We have to thank everyone that supported us, everyone that prayed for us, that put our names in the temples. Everyone that was there for us and in the end, thank God, he was the one that got us through it."
Photo from Deseret News Archives. In 2004, U.S. President George W. Bush presented the Presidential Medal of Freedom to LDS Church President Gordon B. Hinckley in a ceremony at the White House.
After a stellar regular season, the BYU women’s basketball team has big dreams for the “big dance.”
Pioneer magazine—the official publication of the National Society of the Sons of Utah Pioneers—is one of the oldest continually-published periodicals in the state of Utah. Now in its eighty-sixth year of publication, Pioneer was inaugurated in June 1936 as the self-published newsmagazine and “official organ of the Sons of Utah Pioneers.”