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5 Ways Not to Start a Sacrament Talk (and What to Do Instead)

Chances are, if you’re a Latter-day Saint, you’ve had this happen to you before: it’s a Tuesday night like any other. Our family has just finished dinner, and we’re clearing the table when the phone rings. It’s the bishop. The conversation lasts less than two minutes, but the worry we feel coming away from that phone call will haunt us for the next week: we’ve been asked to give a talk in sacrament meeting.

BYU-Idaho Students Serve in the Aftermath of Flood

A severe rainstorm caused flooding in Madison County Tuesday, leaving parts of Rexburg under several inches of water.

'Hope for the best, expect the best': How an Olympic silver medalist put her own spin on 2 sayings we’ve all heard

“You win some, you lose some.” “Hope for the best, expect the worst.” These are two clichés we’ve all heard, but on this week’s episode of All In, Olympic silver medalist Noelle Pikus Pace shared that she has made her own adjustments to both sayings. The changes to the traditional phrases reflect the skeleton athlete’s optimism and drive that carried her over hurdles and past setbacks onto the Olympic podium.

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LDS Church Meetings Held Every Day of the Week in Hong Kong

Where are LDS Church meetings held most frequently in the world?

Sponsored: 10 Reasons Men and Women Ghost

By Amy Stevens Seal

Since Halloween has just passed, we thought it would be apropos to talk about ghosting. We’re not referring, however, to the cute (or scary) little floating sheet that roams your creaky dark lofts at night. We’re talking about that adorable guy or girl you’ve been dating, who has suddenly, and quite inexplicably, simply disappeared. Poof. Gone. MIA. This common dating phenomenon is called ‘ghosting’.

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Pain Relief or Healing: What Are We Seeking from Christ?

By James T. Skeen

I must have walked past the bishop’s office at least 10 times that night. To my 15-year-old brain, it felt more like 100, but I kept walking by even though Mutual had been done for a while. Trying to look nonchalant, I walked toward the lobby one more time to see if the bishop’s door was open, just like I had the week before and the week before that. It hadn’t been open any of those other weeks, but tonight might be different. Palms sweating, stomach aching, and head hanging low, I slinked one more time through the church building.