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What Do You Do When You Don't “Know the Church Is True"? Elder Bruce C. Hafen Answers on "All In" Podcast
By LDS Living
In the two most recent episodes of All In, host Erin Hallstrom sits down with Elder Bruce C. Hafen, General Authority emeritus, and his wife, Marie K. Hafen, to discuss their new book, Faith Is Not Blind. The book offers readers “a pattern for how to think about your questions and how, through grappling with them, to nourish your faith.”
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LDS Comedians Who Prove Clean Jokes Can Be Hilarious
By Jeff Hampton
“I saw this sign while I was driving that said ‘Blasting Zone Ahead.’ Wow—shouldn’t that read ‘Road Closed?’”
LDS Living’s ‘All In’ podcast celebrates 100 episodes, 5 million downloads
The question has been asked 100 times: “What does it mean to you to be ‘all in’ the gospel of Jesus Christ?” There is no prescribed answer. Instead, guest after guest has provided unique insight into what being “all in” means. It is a question that has kept listeners coming back for more. In fact, on the same day the podcast releases its 100th episode, All In has hit over five million downloads.
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‘Washington Times’ explains how the new ‘All In’ book was born from a show in the top 5 percent of all religion and spirituality podcasts
The August 26 print edition of The Washington Times included an article highlighting the success of the All In podcast as well as the All In book, which was released last month.
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Stories of Faith
‘All In’ host shares must-read story in moving BYU–Hawaii devotional
By Emily Linder
This beautiful family story will inspire you to believe in good things to come.
A new generation redefines Mormon cuisine
JUSTIN SOELBERG, the chef at Communal restaurant in Provo, Utah, has heard all the jokes about Mormon food. “People think it’s just casseroles and Jell-O all the time,” said Mr. Soelberg, 30, who grew up Mormon in Idaho and graduated from the French Culinary Institute in Manhattan.“The basic dinner was meat in cream-of-something soup on mashed something,” said Kate Jones, 31, a food blogger who grew up in Utah and now lives in Louisiana.
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How a wrong number led to an Iranian woman learning the gospel in her native language
By Roger Connors
A recent convert in Spain. A Farsi-speaking sister missionary in California. An accidental but special phone call to bring them together.
Church Leaders Give $2.3 Million Raised by Giving Machines to Global Humanitarian Partners
“Being able to help someone else makes people happy,” said Sister Joy D. Jones, Primary general president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, who traveled to New York City to deliver checks to several of the Church’s global humanitarian partners.
What the Tongan people taught the Grobergs about serving others regardless of religion
When emeritus General Authority Seventy Elder John H. Groberg was just a young man from a farming community in Idaho, he was called to be a missionary in Tonga. Little did he know at the time that he would later write his own book about his missionary experiences, which would eventually be turned into a successful film, The Other Side of Heaven. The movie’s sequel, Fire of Faith tells the story of Elder Groberg’s return to Tonga with his wife, Jean, and his children after being called as mission president. On this week’s episode, All In host Morgan Jones talks with Elder and Sister Groberg about the spiritual lessons they learned from the Tongan people. They specifically discuss the way they were ministered unto by the entire Tongan nation when their new baby became sick.
Poll: What's Your Favorite Easter Candy?
By Ashley Evanson
We're having a debate here in the office--we can't agree on the tastiest Easter candy.