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First Missionaries from Brussels Attack Return to the United States

We are so excited to hear these Elders are back home safe!

Mormon Coach Balancing Church Service with Pressure-Filled Profession

Ken Niumatalolo is not a fan of camping. The Navy head football coach prefers nice hotels when away from home.

Why I Don't Watch Most Modern TV or Movies Anymore

We love our media. We get excited for big blockbuster movies. We love holding movie nights with our friends and families. We like to relax with our favorite TV shows each night. New and popular books are fun and great for family time and discussion. Music is important to almost everyone. We talk about our favorite band and favorite type of music. We even identify ourselves by our favorite band. But, have we stopped to think about the content of our favorite movies, television shows, books, websites, and music? Does it fit within the parameters for media taught by our prophet?

Latter-day Saint Life

The Last Word Emeritus General Authority and Secretary to Apostles Elder Craven Spoke to His Granddaughter Before Dying at 92

Our prayers are with Elder Craven's family.

Latter-day Saint Life

7 Relationship Tips from Prophets and Apostles

In every aspect of life, we often look to the Lord's chosen leaders to provide insight and guidance. What better source to look for dating and marriage advice than from the prophets and apostles?

Lesson Helps

13+ Outdoor Activities for Your Youth This Summer

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From the Church

Church Responds to John Dehlin’s Public Comments

Holding a disciplinary council for a member of the Church is not something that any local leader takes lightly. Such councils are always held in private, and the member is always invited to be a part of that discussion. The decision as to whether to hold a disciplinary council, when and for what reasons rests with the local leader who knows the individual best. Local leaders operate under general principles and guidelines of the Church.

LDS General Conference to be business as usual, despite 'Mormon moment'

The 182nd Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will open Saturday morning, beginning two full days of conference sessions that will feature sermons, prayers, music and a little church business. General sessions will be held both Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. (MDT), with a priesthood session for male members of the church 12 and older Saturday evening at 6. More than 100,000 church members are expected to participate in weekend conference sessions in the LDS Church's Conference Center in downtown Salt Lake City, while millions more will watch or listen to conference proceedings via television, radio, satellite and Internet broadcasts. In other words, LDS general conference business as usual — "Mormon moment" notwithstanding.

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What a SweeTart Fiasco & a Compliment Taught Me About the Sacrament

In October, my oldest son turned 12 and was ordained to the office of deacon in the Aaronic Priesthood. Ordaining him was a sacred experience that invited memories from all categories of my mental card catalog.

Church announces discontinuation of Saturday evening sessions of general conference, October conference will remain closed to the public

By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced changes to upcoming general conferences of the Church, which are held each April and October.