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Latter-day Saint Life
How Church Disciplinary Councils Work, Change Lives
On a chilly Saturday last January, a man who once led a small LDS congregation walked into a church building in the Salt Lake Valley expecting to be excommunicated.
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From the Church
A Prayer for Peace Given by a Member of the First Presidency During WWI
One month after the outbreak of World War I, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson asked Americans of all faiths to join in prayer, seeking the blessing of peace for Europe and the world. In Salt Lake City, perhaps as many as 10,000 Latter-day Saints gathered in the Tabernacle on Temple Square during General Conference and joined in prayer.
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Uncle, Nephew Launch Necktie Company to Help RMs Share Mission Experiences
When missionaries brought the gospel to the Lopez family in 1989, they didn't know they were bringing a family into the Church that would send six missionaries throughout the world. The Lopez family now loves missionaries and has started a fun way returned missionaries can subtly share their faith and mission with others.
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Latter-day Saint Life
After Death of Student in N. Korea, LDS Family Who Believe Son Was Abducted by N. Korea Hold onto Hope
Groups in Japan and South Korea say they've gotten reports from inside North Korea that David Sneddon is alive and well, and his parents continue to hold onto hope.
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Latter-day Saint Life
The Crazy Coincidence of the Day Joseph Smith Was Born
Do you believe this is a coincidence? Or, is it another small testament to the wonderful influence and light the Prophet Joseph Smith restored to the earth.
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Latter-day Saint Life
The Unforgettable Message President Monson Wrote for the "Washington Post" About 9/11
On the 10-year anniversary of September 11th, President Thomas S. Monson shared a powerful message with the nation by writing an article for The Washington Post.
Wall Street Journal Explores History of Mormon Tabernacle Choir
The history of the Mormons is neither long nor complicated. Founded in 1830 by Joseph Smith in western New York, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints abandoned the settled United States after Smith’s assassination in Illinois in 1844, establishing their new Zion in the Utah Territory. The refractory, polygamist Mormons spent most of the 19th century warring with American power; then most of the 20th trying to assimilate into mainstream America.
Fun
From Houdini to Disney: Finding Family and Fame on FamilySearch Records
Lisa McBride was browsing through FamilySearch.org's digitized collection of War of 1812 military records online when she found 1st Lt. Robert Puckett of White County, Tennessee, her fifth great-grandfather. Because she knew it was his duty to keep the company rolls, it occurred to her that the handwriting on the image may very well be his.
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New, ethnically diverse temple artwork reflects global Church membership
By Deseret News
The Church is seeking to reflect the Church’s diverse global membership in the artwork that hangs inside temples.
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From the Church
4 tips for including members from a variety of cultures at church
By YA Weekly
Many members attend wards that aren’t in their native language or culture. But there are ways we can help know they belong.