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Latter-day Saint Life
One Easy Way to Keep Your Mission Spirit After You Return
Want to hang on to that great feeling of love you had on your mission? Maybe indexing can help!
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Watch: Missionary Creates Music with a Ceiling Fan That Goes Viral
By LDS Living
After exercising, scripture study, tracting, teaching, helping others, and making meals, missionaries don't have that much spare time in a day. They spend all of it focusing on others and the Lord.
Miracle Mormon mother walks again after crash left her in coma with 50 broken bones
A pregnant mother who spent weeks in a coma after she suffered 50 fractures following a serious road accident is miraculously walking again. Shelli Eldredge, 40, of South Jordan, Utah, was left wrapped around a pole after a moped accident while on holiday with her family in Hawaii in June.
LDS Church opposes water pipeline for Las Vegas
An attorney for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was among those who voiced opposition at the conclusion of weeks of hearings about a proposed water pipeline that would serve Las Vegas residents.
Famous Latter-day Saints
Mormon Entrepreneur Credits God with His Life's Success
Jim Yates of Flint Hill, Va., has fond memories of dirty laundry.
Meet the unassuming, optimistic LDS apostle
L. Tom Perry, with big hands and an even bigger grin, is the oldest and tallest living Mormon apostle. He also might be the least well-known.
Iron-mom: LDS woman battling leukemia finishes Ironman Coeur d'Alene
As Alayna Williamson reached the home stretch of the day’s 140.6-mile journey, she felt herself overcome with emotion. Celebratory music was blaring, and the awaiting crowd cheered her on. Not only was the Kaysville mom on her way to completing one of her lifelong dreams of becoming an Ironman, she was doing it with leukemia.
From the Church
Irene: Preparedness pays off for New York stake
In October 2010 the New York New York Stake was counseled to prepare for a hurricane. It had been more than 70 years since a hurricane had impacted the area but the stake president, David L. Buckner, followed counsel and members of the area went into action.
Mormon ranks growing – especially among minority groups
It's an old question, but Fred Bethel says he still gets asked: How can an African-American like himself be part of the Mormon Church, a religious group that waited until 1978 to allow blacks to become leaders? His response comes easily — because of what the church is today.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Huffington Post Highlights Pioneer Day, Mormon History
How neat that the Huffington Post shared this little summary of Pioneer Day and a snippet from Mormon history!