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"He is a God of Inclusivity": How One Woman Chooses to Overlook Prejudice and Celebrate Each Individual
Feeling unaccepted in a place of refuge, seems contradictory. Yet, this is how Lola Ogunbote, lawyer-turned-soccer coach, has sometimes felt when individuals judge her based upon her skin color at church.
Valentine's Day and the history of the Salt Lake Temple
It’s Feb. 14, 1853, in Salt Lake City. The Saints have been in the valley now for nearly six years and have worked hard to establish the city. It had been nearly six years since President Brigham Young — just four days after arriving in the valley — put his cane in the ground on July 28, 1947, and said, “Here we will build a temple for our God.”
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From the Church
Why does Church policy change? ‘Liahona’ article discusses
This week’s ‘Come, Follow Me’ lesson includes Official Declarations 1 and 2, which involve policy changes within the Church.
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Mormon Moviegoers: What Parents Need to Know About "Black Panther" Before Seeing It with Their Family
By Lindsi Neilson
Mormon Moviegoers is a collective of Latter-day Saint film critics dedicated to helping you make informed decisions about quality, content, and Gospel parallels. For updates join our Facebook group!
Hiring Young at UW an opportunity to promote religious tolerance
ABC News ran an editorial, "Anti-LDS Slurs in Washington," about the recent selection of Michael Young as the new president of the University of Washington.
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From the Church
Church Releases New Essays About Heavenly Mother & Women and the Priesthood
The Church recently released two new Gospel Topics Essays that address the reality of our Heavenly Mother as well as the role of women within the Church.
New Survey Shows 81% of Americans Willing to Vote for Mormon Presidential Candidate
In a new survey conducted by Gallup, 81% of Americans said they would vote for a presidential candidate who is Mormon.
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This mission leader was a part of the NASA team putting a rover on Mars, but she missed its launch to serve the Lord
By Morgan Pearson
Sister Amos missed perhaps one of the most significant moments of her career at NASA when her team put a rover on Mars because of her desire to serve with her husband in the Louisiana Baton Rouge Mission.
The new monument at This is the Place Heritage Park will feature sculptures of early Black pioneers Jane Manning James, Green Flake, and brothers Hark Wales and Oscar Smith. The statues were sculpted by Stephanie and Roger Hunt.
Feature Stories
He had never written a screenplay, but his movie led to the first monument honoring Black pioneers
By Haley Lundberg
Mauli Bonner came away from the 2018 “Be One” celebration a changed man with an intense desire to learn more about Black pioneers and to teach others about them.