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MR says: An interesting finding. What would your answer have been?
How do Americans feel about a Mormon running for president? And how does that compare with years past?
From American Fork to Zimbabwe sounds like an advertisement for something that covers the entire alphabet. In reality, it's a humanitarian service project. Members of the American Fork Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have been sorting, packing and preparing items to ship to individuals at the other end of the alphabet in Africa. There was a sign in front of the stake building, "Zimbabwe donations," directing those who were bringing items to the back of the building. That was where the doors were open, but much of the building was full of clothing, school kits, newborn kits, puppets, school bags, toys, hygiene kits and more.
MR says: What incredible skill, dedication, and persistence from this recently returned missionary.
It's been six years since Bonney Lake resident Melanie Roach competed in weightlifting at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, placing sixth. Last month, though, Roach came back into the spotlight by winning the American Open, a biannual national weightlifting competition.
Dr. Marks' interests cover religion and families, racial minority families, family finance, and qualitative research. He is co-director, with Dr. David Dollahite, of the American Families of Faith project through which they have interviewed 200 American couples and families of various Abrahamic faiths (including 80 adolescents). Information about the project can be found at http://AmericanFamiliesofFaith.byu.edu
Shirley Reeder got a call once from her child's school teacher, wondering if her son had really been to all the states he said he'd visited. The boy was right, Reeder told the woman. In the summer months, Reeder and her husband and children spend the bulk of their weekends traveling for Native American celebrations, or powwows, throughout the West.
Growing up as an American Indian (Navajo) , Mylo respects nature. Now, as a landscape photographer, that respect helps him capture the beauty of the Great Creator's handiwork.
"You must become, as the Apostle Paul said, grounded, settled, immovable, with a firm foundation," Elder Andersen told Native American youth.