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What a Convert’s Dying Wish Taught Me About Church Members and Christlike Love

In 2002 while working as a reporter for the Church News, I spoke to a woman from Maryville, Tennessee, named Lola Reid.

LDS Charities: Helping a Dominican Republic Orphanage

Video: LDS Paris fashion designer, mother to 154 orphans

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Rare Book of Mormon Sells for $100K

By Jamie Armstrong

A rare first edition Book of Mormon has been sold for $100,000 through Heritage Auction to an internet bidder. One of 5,000 copies printed in 1830 by E.B. Grandin in Palmyra, New York, this Book of Mormon once belonged to the foreman of the printing press, Pomeroy Tucker, according to Heritage Auctions' website.

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Teen Pleads Guilty to Setting Fire to Mormon Church, Gets Plea Deal

MR says: In June of this year, Antonio J. Rosa admitted to breaking into an LDS church with a rock and setting the building afire, claiming he did it "because he hates churches," Cache County Sheriff Chad Jensen reported to the Deseret News. Here's the latest update in the case.

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LDS Father with Terminal Cancer Celebrating Christmas Early with His Family

We are praying for Damian and his family that they might have a beautiful Christmas together!

LDS Mission Office Parking Lot Raises Concerns Among Neighbors

Residents in the Joaquin neighborhood are concerned plans for a bigger parking lot at the Provo LDS Mission Office, 85 N. 600 East, will bring more congestion, and more pavement while eliminating greenery to their neighborhood. They are also concerned it will be unsafe for children walking to school. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is requesting to expand the parking lot because of substantial growth in the mission and to help with a 14-passenger van and trailer used for luggage and the transferring of missionaries.

LDS Soldier Recounts Medal of Honor Actions

Clinton Romesha got a standing ovation at BYU on Thursday - for doing his job. That's the same response he gave when he was told he was to receive the Medal of Honor from the Army. "I was just doing my job," he said. Romesha, an LDS Soldier from California, received the honor in February and was also inducted into the Hall of Heroes. "They have demonstrated uncommon valor and extraordinary courage under fire," the Army's Chief of Staff, Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, said.

Columnist misrepresents LDS Church doctrine and policy

New York Post columnist Maureen Callahan recently tried to explain to her readers the ecclesiastical implications for Mitt and Ann Romney and their activity in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints if the family ends up living in the White House. Callahan cited several sources in her column, although there is nothing officially from the LDS Church. Too bad. Even if she had just gone to the church's Newsroom website, specifically prepared as a media resource, she might have avoided some glaring misrepresentations of LDS Church doctrine, policy, practice and procedure.

Inspired question, 'Book of Mormon' musical leads to former California mayor's conversion

For 35 years, Richard Marcus couldn’t remember going to bed without a drink. Night after night, the California native and former mayor of Culver City, Calif., would pour himself a drink or two and lay down to sleep. But on Oct. 20, 2012, Marcus recognized that something was different.