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Latter-day Saint Life
How I Lost 200 Pounds by Relying on the Atonement
MR says: What an inspiring story of overcoming an addiction of something we are also dependent on: food. For more information on overcoming food addiction through the gospel, click here.
The Choir celebrates a history with U.S. presidents
By Stephanie Price
“America’s Choir” has been moving audiences since its beginnings in 1847, with the presidents of the United States as no exceptions.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Venezuelan Prison Riot Renews Calls to Free Imprisoned Mormon as Josh Holt Pleads for Help, Testifies He's a Child of God
On Thanksgiving 2017, Josh Holt posted on Facebook thanking those who have tried to free him, those who have written to him and prayed for him. He also expressed his gratitude for his wife, daughters, family, and shared this touching testimony: "I am also thankful for God. Thankful that he has never left my side and continues to bless me. Even in the darkest of days, we can find the way the Lord is blessing us. Through small and simple things great things come to past. I am thankful for Jesus Christ, for his atonement which without I would never be able to get through this trial . . . There have been so many days here that God has comforted me as I am here alone in this jail cell or lay crying on my bed out of frustration, sadness, or even loneliness."
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Experts Weigh in on Why You Should Accept President Nelson's Social Media Challenge and Offer Tips for Success
This article was originally posted after President Russell M. Nelson issued a challenge to the youth to fast from social media for seven days. In light of the new challenge, given by President Nelson in the general women’s session of conference last weekend, we thought this article would be a great reminder of the benefits and blessings of social media fasts.
Fun Facts About Hotel Utah
By Alexis Sanders
On June 9, 1911, the Hotel Utah opened its doors in Salt Lake City. Today, it's known as the Joseph Smith Memorial Building, but back then it was know as the place to be in Salt Lake.
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Latter-day Saint Life
How Can We See Satan's Lies for What They Really Are?
Only through knowledge and our Heavenly Father's help can we overcome the power of the adversary.
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Latter-day Saint Life
John Taylor's Unexpected, Amazing Reaction When Men Came to Tar and Feather Him
John Taylor was known as a staunch defender of truth throughout his life, but did you know that he was almost tarred and feathered for his beliefs?
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SPONSORED: Teens Share More Online than Ever Before--and It’s Not a Good Thing
By Russ Warner
Pew Internet and American Life Project conducted a study to compare things teens posted on social networks in 2006 versus what they posted in 2012. The survey found that teens have become more likely to share certain types of information that make them more prone to identity theft, sexual predator stalking, and cyberbullying.
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Sponsored: How Noelle Pikus-Pace went from last to first in just one year
By Noelle Pikus-Pace, advertiser
As a 19-year-old rookie on the U.S. world cup skeleton team, I wondered what it would take to reach the Olympic podium. Ranked last in the U.S standings, I was incredibly far from my goal. Was it even possible? I felt stuck and directionless. What could possibly bridge that gap and lead me to success?
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When the Salt Lake Tabernacle had an arrow painted on its roof
By Jannalee Sandau
Latter-day Saints are familiar with the Tabernacle’s iconic domed roof. But did you know that it didn’t always look that way?