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Returned Missionary Miraculously Survives Vicious Knife Attack: "There Were Angels There Helping"

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How to Conquer Your "Favorite Sins" For Good

By Robert Reynolds

We each have our own “favorite sins” that, for some reason, we can’t seem to shake. So when we lose hope and feel like change is impossible, how do we conquer the weaknesses that hold us back?

{How-to} Train for a 5k or a Marathon

By Ruthann Cunningham

Whether you have chosen to run a 5k, 10k, half-marathon, or marathon, this year you will want to take the time to prepare and train. Some of the elements that are involved to accomplish your goal are selecting a run, making sure you have the proper clothing, setting up a training program, and establishing a reward. If you include all of these elements into your training along withpreparing mentally, your overall experience will be rewarding.

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13 Classy Wedding Trends Perfect for Your LDS Reception

By Kaitlyn Rowbotham

With wedding season right around the corner, we know that brides and grooms are busy getting ready for the big day! To help, we have compiled a list of our favorite wedding trends for 2016 that will also fit perfectly with any LDS wedding.

Safely Stored Fuel Is a Preparedness Essential

By Emergency Essentials

The type of fuel you store for heating, lighting and cooking in an emergency will vary according to your living situation. Gaining knowledge about the various options is helpful in order to make wise choices.

Sponsored: How You Can Help Cambodians Living In Poverty

By Cambodia Job Foundation

Oung Ham provides for his family by fixing bikes and motorcycles. Before working with Cambodia Job Foundation (CJF), Oung earned $5 a day which was barely enough to support his family. Oung joined CJF’s 12-week Academy for Business Creation course. After completing the course, Oung applied for and received a small business grant, as well as financial and savings training. With mentoring and ongoing help from CJF, Oung was able to double his income and now makes $10 a day. He also saved $500 and used it to build a new motorcycle shop. Because of principles learned from CJF, he was able to start a new branch of his business where he buys second-hand bikes and repairs them. His example is just one of hundreds of individuals CJF is helping.

Lesson Helps

“Come, Follow Me” September 23–29: “Walk in the Spirit”

By LDS Living

This week’s readings: Galatians

Latter-day Saint Life

9 Quotes from Church Leaders That Help Us Put Life in Perspective

By Tommy Johnson

Distractions can easily offset any Latter-day Saint trying to do the right thing. Our bright, frantic surroundings work hard to captivate and keep our attention. Focusing on what matters most requires a concentrated effort and, although hard, blesses you with clarity, confidence, and surety that God is aware of what you’re doing to follow Him. Below are nine quotes from Church leaders that aim to inspire and remind you why focusing on what matters most will lead to the true happiness we all seek.

Famous Latter-day Saints

5 Famous Latter-day Saints and Their Unbelievable Love Stories

By LDS Living Staff

Though they may be rich, influential, and glamorous, these famous Latter-day Saints have the same troubles we all face when it comes to love. Awkward dating moments, insecurity, and embarrassing failures all mingle with the sweet to make these real-life romances something far more fascinating than what you'd find in a fairytale.

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Delicious and Easy 6-Ingredient Recipes

By Six Sisters' Stuff

1 lb. lean ground beef 1 (15 oz.) can red enchilada sauce 1 cup shredded Mexican cheese blend 8 (6 in.) corn tortillas 1 (15 oz.) can black beans, drained and rinsed Preheat oven to 350° F. Coat 9×13-inch baking pan with nonstick cooking spray. In large skillet, break up and cook ground beef over medium-high heat until no pink remains, about 7–9 minutes. In large bowl, toss together cooked ground beef, half of enchilada sauce, and half of cheese.