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6: “We Lived after the Manner of Happiness” (Feb. 3–Feb. 9)

Let’s see if you can finish this scripture: “Men are that they might have . . . ?” If you said "joy," you're absolutely right. But has it ever felt like the opposition in your life makes it difficult to feel that joy? In this week’s Sunday on Monday study group, we’ll be digging into 2 Nephi 1–5 and learning more about the law of opposition and why it’s essential for experiencing joy.

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Grammy Award-Winning Songwriter Creating Film About Black Pioneer, Green Flake

By Arianne Brown

Mauli Bonner sat down on the set of his upcoming film, wrought with emotion. With tears in his eyes, he spoke to his crew.

Democratic Senate Candidate Doug Jones Campaigns In Alabama

Latter-day Saint Life

‘He does not ask us to deny another’s pain but to know it’—awakening charity by facing history’s injustices

By Ryan Gabriel

“Knowledge that Christ suffers with us can provide solace to our hearts and minds while reflecting on the injustices done to our brothers and sisters.”

Susan Easton Black & Mary Jane Woodger

Susan Easton Black and Mary Jane Woodger

Podcasts

Listen: The Miracles That Helped a Family Find Each Other After Being Separated During the Paradise Fire

By Katie Lambert

The sky was pitch black.

Casey Paul Griffiths, Susan Easton Black, and Mary Jane Woodger

Casey Paul Griffiths, Mary Jane Woodger, and Susan Easton Black

Susan Easton Black, Lloyd D. Newell, and Mary Jane Woodger

What does data suggest about a correlation between suicidality and religiosity in Utah?

Many have suggested that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plays a role in Utah’s higher-than-average suicide rates. But what does the data show?