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Mormon Father-son Team Take 4th in 8th Leg of 'The Amazing Race'
Salt Lake father-son team Dave and Connor O’Leary were targeted by one team but helped two other teams, including one they U-Turned, in the eighth leg of “The Amazing Race: All Stars,” which took teams to the Italian countryside during Sunday’s episode.
Elections back on track: Mormon leads in race for president in African nation
When you mention a Mormon running for president, you're likely to think of Mitt Romney or perhaps Jon Huntsman Jr. But there is another, Yeah Samake of the African nation of Mali. Samake is widely considered the frontrunner in the Mali presidential race.
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.”
Boy with Cerebral Palsy Runs Race, Inspires Kids
Latter-day Saint Life
"I've Never Seen Anything Like That": BYU Track Star Finishes Race Despite 7-Inch Gash
By Katie Lambert
BYU track star Brenna Porter says she had been taught one very important thing when it came to running hurdles— keep going.
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From the Church
How one woman came to appreciate Black History Month even more by studying Black Latter-day Saints
By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
“I hope that people could speak more openly about Black Latter-day Saint history and that we could hear more of their experiences. As a Black woman, it is important to me to know of other strong Black people, to learn of their accomplishments and about their lives.”
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When a Mormon Won the Triple Crown
By LDS Living
In honor of Justify and his jockey winning the Triple Crown Saturday, June 9, we thought it might be fun to rerun the story of Johnny Longden—a Mormon jockey who made headlines for winning the 1943 Triple Crown.
Latter-day Saint Life
LDS Church Hosts the First Ever Canadian Black History Summit
Nearly 500 people recently gathered for the inaugural Canadian Black History Summit held in a meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The free conference, held April 16, 2016, was co-hosted by the nonprofit FamilySearch International (the genealogical arm of the Church) and the Ontario Black History Society.
Latter-day Saint Life
The Unexpectedly Beautiful Gospel Lesson I Learned from Being Too Lazy to Run a Marathon
By Jennifer Brinkerhoff Platt
After several successful half-marathons, I decided to run a full marathon. When I registered—actually paying money to run 26.2 miles—I felt motivated and excited. However, I got busy and my training suffered. My lack of preparation became evident when I took a short three-mile run a few days prior to the race. I decided to switch to the half-marathon. By then, however, it had been closed to new runners. My only option was to run in the 10K (6.2-mile) race. What had been motivation and excitement turned to laziness and indifference. The prospect of getting up early to run 6.2 miles didn’t appeal to me. I decided I’d run another time.
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