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Watch: Kelly Clarkson and Lindsey Stirling Perform Halloween-Themed "Upside"

Latter-day Saint violinist Lindsey Stirling was recently featured on The Kelly Clarkson Show, accompanying Clarkson as she performed an exciting Halloween-themed rendition of "The Upside."

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How Church members can help those healing from sexual abuse

By Christy Kane PsyD, CMHC

As a mental health professional, I find myself helping individuals at crossroads in their lives as they seek to understand various emotions and events that have taken place or are taking place. No matter what path my clients might be facing, through the lens of our Savior Jesus Christ’s teachings, I have gained a deep understanding that the first step in the healing and self-acceptance process is the gift of love—love that invites each child of God to trust, hope, and seek spiritual guidance, self-acceptance, and, when appropriate, accountability.

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22 GIFs That Show How Latter-day Saint Dating Is Just Like a Jane Austen Novel

By LDS Living Staff

The following article originally ran on LDS Living in November 2017.

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Emeritus General Authority Elder James O. Mason Passes Away

Elder James O. Mason, 89 — the former head of the U.S. Public Health Service who also served for five years as a General Authority Seventy for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, died Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019.

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Watch: How Ancient Washing and Anointings at the Tabernacle of Moses Symbolize the Atonement

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The washing and anointing of priests as explained in Exodus was a sacred and symbolic ritual.

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Watch: President Ballard Speaks About the Last Sermon His Grandfather Gave as an Apostle

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President M. Russell Ballard shares his first name with his grandfather, Elder Melvin J. Ballard. Elder Ballard passed away when young Russell was not quite 11 years old. Since President Ballard's family was not active in the Church while he was growing up, he never heard his grandfather speak in general conference or give an address.

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How Money for a Surprise Trip to Disney Led Sister Franco and Her Family to the Temple

Sharing her own first experience with the temple — from when she was 12-years-old and living in Argentina — Sister Franco told Latter-day Saints in San Jose of the sacrifices her family made to go to the temple and be sealed together.

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President Ballard Shares the Message He Feels Joseph Smith Is Sharing with Him Today

About statues of Joseph and Hyrum Smith that President M. Russell Ballard keeps in his office, President Ballard shares, “I look at them, and I think I hear them say, ‘Get going boy, and do something worthwhile. Tell the world what’s happened.’ So to me, I get nudged big time when I see them and see what they did and what they gave. Then I feel obligated to do everything I can to declare and to teach that the fulness of the gospel of Jesus Christ is once again upon the earth.”

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Latter-day Saint Man Learns Humility, Endurance, and Gratitude Running 200-Mile Ultramarathons

"A big reason I do what I do now is because I’m really appreciative of what my body can do and because I was put in a situation where that might have been taken away from me,” Latter-day Saint Michael McKnight said about running ultramarathons. “I feel like I’m trying really hard to get out there and really push the body.”