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Watch: How a rainbow reminded this single mom she wasn’t a failure

This "His Grace" video is a touching complement to our study of Noah and the Flood this week in Come, Follow Me.

Sponsored: How You Can Help Cambodians Living In Poverty

Oung Ham provides for his family by fixing bikes and motorcycles. Before working with Cambodia Job Foundation (CJF), Oung earned $5 a day which was barely enough to support his family. Oung joined CJF’s 12-week Academy for Business Creation course. After completing the course, Oung applied for and received a small business grant, as well as financial and savings training. With mentoring and ongoing help from CJF, Oung was able to double his income and now makes $10 a day. He also saved $500 and used it to build a new motorcycle shop. Because of principles learned from CJF, he was able to start a new branch of his business where he buys second-hand bikes and repairs them. His example is just one of hundreds of individuals CJF is helping.

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Listen: The Small Miracle That Led This Former Missionary to a Long-Lost Investigator

By Katie Lambert

Sandy beaches and turquoise ocean, skyscrapers and spas. Benidorm, Spain, is the perfect place for a vacation.

33: "Establish … a House of God" (Doctrine and Covenants 88)

Were you ever afraid of the dark as a kid? Maybe you still are? Even if you are brave enough to never have feared the dark, there’s something undeniably comforting about stepping into the light. And this week’s lesson in Doctrine and Covenants 88 is all about comfort and light. After previous sections filled with prophecies of war and discord, this section shows us what we can always find comfort in as Latter-day Saints. So grab your scriptures and as many marking pencils as you can find, and let’s dig in.

Jeremiah 31–38; Lamentations (Oct 26–Nov 1)

This week we are going to learn the difference between murmuring and complaining and righteous longing. The Lamentations of Jeremiah came in a period of disaster for God’s people, but it was only one of many times that we have had cause to despair. The standard works are full of the Lord’s answers to the hard times of His people, but Lamentations allows the focus, for one week, to just be on the mourning.

Latter-day Saint Life

How a Dream & Miraculous Answer to a Prayer Led to One Woman's Conversion

MR says: God does answer prayers--usually in unexpected ways. Check out this incredible story of how an Argentinian woman came to accept the gospel.

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Watch: 4 Hebrew words to transform how you read the Old Testament

By Jake Frandsen

Understanding these Hebrew words may bring some unexpected insights into your Old Testament study this year.

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The Dream I Had About a Funeral That Showed Me We Are the Links in God's Miracles

By Josh Searle

What do you do when you have a dream that someone you know on the other side of the world gets cancer, dies, and you attend the funeral? That’s exactly what happened to me a few years ago. I awoke from the dream thinking, "even if this person were to die from cancer, who would notify me of such an event?"

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Final Season 3 Book of Mormon Video: Lessons from Alma’s Counsel to His Sons

By Jannalee Sandau

It has been interesting watching the Book of Mormon videos on the weeks they are released, as they run just ahead of what we are studying in Come, Follow Me. Reading the story of Alma the Elder alongside the curriculum while watching what happens with Alma the Younger in the videos has powerfully driven home the fact that the testimonies of each of these prophets are based in their personal experience, and their words are tailored to the needs of each person they speak with.

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13 Hilarious Twitter Responses to the News Missionaries Can Call Home Weekly

By Ashli Kristine Hansen

You have probably heard the news that the Church changed its guidelines regarding missionaries and communication with their families. Instead of waiting for Christmas and Mother's Day, missionaries can talk to their families once a week via text, online messaging, phone calls, and video chat in addition to writing letters and emailing family members.