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It’s a step up from catching your first pop fly. For a 12-year-old, mowing the lawn for the first time is just another stepping-stone toward your first shave. And so it was for Abe Tullis, who had seen has dad mow the lawn many times before and had visions of opening up his own lawn mowing business with one of his neighborhood buddies.
Spring weather is just around the corner (unless you live in Utah where it’s still snowing…why?!), and it’s almost time to pull out your shorts. Knee-length shorts, that is. After scouring the stores, here is a great collection of shorts that range from affordable to splurge.
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The Church's 2016 "Light the World" Christmas campaign encourages everyone to serve in the 25 days leading up to Christmas. However, sometimes it can be a bit tricky to think of new ways to serve. Whether you're looking for daily service projects or ideas for Secret Santa or "Elving" like in the new family Christmas hit, The Christmas Project, here are 30 simple service ideas to get you started:
Digital technologies have progressively made family history work easier and more accessible. A new version of FamilySearch.org, which launched today, makes family history research more interactive and conveniently collaborative, with added social media, photo and story elements that create a more personal family history experience for each user. FamilySearch, the world’s largest genealogy organization and a nonprofit sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has updated its website to enable individuals to work together with others online to build their family tree, compile and share family photos and stories, create interactive fan charts and access 24-7 online assistance — all for free.
At a recent devotional, President Holland shared timeless wisdom.
He can’t sign up for a Facebook account.
If you’re like us, you likely need a smile amidst all of the Coronavirus mayhem. Fortunately for all of us, Disney and Pixar delivered this morning with the trailer for their new movie Soul, which is slated to hit theaters June 19th.
Thousands of Mormon Helping Hands volunteers throughout Africa were busy on a Saturday in August cleaning, digging, weeding, filling potholes and mowing lawns — and that’s not all. The annual day of service in Africa involved members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon) and their neighbors who spent the day cleaning inside and outside of hospitals, police stations and radio stations, performing erosion control, clearing a path for people to get water, trimming flowers and removing cobwebs.
Nonmembers, missionaries, and LDS Charities are banding together to create Restaurants du Coeur, or restaurants of the heart and restaurants of love, to serve the people of Lebanon.