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After a Near-Death Accident 6 Days Before Their Wedding, LDS Couple Fights to Finally Build a Life Together

Just six days before their wedding, Audrey Buckley received a call that would change her entire future. Her future husband was in the hospital in a coma. “I had a lot of fears—whether or not Jared was going to remember me, what he was going to be like, if he was ever going to talk again, or if he was even going to wake up at all,” Audrey shares.

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When My Car Broke Down at 5:30 on a Freezing Morning: A Touching Story of the Atonement

What a surprising story of how the Atonement can come into play in our lives in the most unexpected and profound of ways.

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Sponsored: Food storage for the win

By Shelf Reliance

As we’ve learned in the last few years, food storage is essential to daily life. When panic struck in early 2020, did you rush to the picked-over stores only to find bare shelves and all your favorite foods missing?

Missed the Hill Cumorah pageant broadcast? It's not too late to watch

Since 1937, the outdoor summer production of The Hill Cumorah Pageant: America’s Witness for Christ has been held on the hillside next to the Hill Cumorah Visitors’ Center in Manchester, New York. But on Friday, July 9, 2021, the Hill Cumorah Pageant took its final curtain call—virtually.

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When you look at your enemies, do you see the face of God?

By Chad Ford

This week’s “Come, Follow Me” story of Joseph in Egypt can teach us how to choose love over fear or anger.

A ‘Lamb of God’ concert film was just an idea at the end of 2020—now it has a 100% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes

Tyler Hardwick, a Broadway performer, had never heard the music from Lamb of God when Rob Gardner contacted him, but he was so taken by it, he signed on to play the role and learned the part of Thomas in less than a week, according to Deseret.com.

6 places to start as you seek to understand and navigate conversations of racial strife

What do you say when people’s hearts all over the world are hurting? What do you say to try to make up for the pain that has been felt over generations? Where do you start when you are determined to be better and do better? These are all questions we, at LDS Living, have asked ourselves over the past few weeks.

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"The Saratov Approach" Director Talks His Full-Length Film About Joseph Smith in Liberty Jail

By Jonathan Decker, LMFT

For daily coverage of Hollywood from a Latter-day Saint’s perspective, follow Jonathan Decker on Facebook.

FHE: Build Up the Church

By Shauna Gibby

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July 2014 Home Teaching Message: The Promise of Hearts Turning

My mother, Mildred Bennion Eyring, grew up in the farming community of Granger, Utah, USA. One of her brothers, Roy, followed the family business of raising sheep. As a young man he spent many weeks away from home. Over time he became less interested in the Church. Eventually he moved to Idaho, USA, married, and had three children. He died at the age of 34 when his wife was 28 years old and their children were small.