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First Presidency Calls 8 New Mission Presidents to U.S., Liberia, and More

From Liberia to Brazil and from Florida to Germany, learn more about the eight new mission presidents called to serve in these areas.

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Julie Beck, R. Marie Griffith to Speak on Women's Role in the Church

Brigham Young University and the Church History Department are co-sponsoring a Church History Symposium, “Beyond Biography: Sources in Context for Mormon Women’s History.” It will be held Thursday, March 3, at Brigham Young University, and Friday, March 4, at the Conference Center Little Theater.

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Sister Uchtdorf: "You Have the Potential to Be Angels of Glory"

“Those of you who are single, divorced, or live in challenging family circumstances, please know that God knows and loves you, and when you stay true to your covenants, the joy of family life will not be shortened or kept from you,” Sister Uchtdorf said at a worldwide devotional for young adults. “I do not know exactly how this will be, but I do know that the Lord’s grace, mercy, and love is sufficient for all of us. He will make it happen according to His way and His time.”

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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By Mountain America Credit Union, advertiser

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Watch: Canada’s virtual Primary choir and love for the temple will leave you in tears

By Haley Lundberg

To celebrate Canada’s Church membership milestone, a virtual choir of 183 diverse young voices from across the country created a special new music video.

"National Geographic": Newly Discovered Ancient Cities Reveal America Was Home to Millions More Than Previously Supposed

In the past, many critics of the Book of Mormon have highlighted a lack of archaeological evidence as proof against this record's authenticity. How could the descriptions of dense and vast populations building interconnected cities, fortifications, and roads described in the Book of Mormon not leave more of an archaeologic footprint? The National Geographic's latest discovery demonstrates how such a discovery can go unnoticed for centuries. "A vast, interconnected network of ancient cities was home to millions more people than previously thought," the article begins. While the Church has made it clear we do not know where Book of Mormon events took place, it is interesting to see what new discoveries are being made about ancient American civilizations.

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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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.