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Forgotten time capsule discovered in Salt Lake City
In 1959, the microchip was introduced to the world and in October of that year the Soviet Union launched Luna 3, the first spacecraft to circle the moon. A month later a group of Salt Lake City leaders gathered on a corner of downtown Salt Lake City and wrote down their vision of what life would be like in Utah when the century turned, predicting floating cars, moving sidewalks and climate controlled clothes.
Christ-centered Christmas movies
Few holiday traditions are as time-honored as grabbing some hot cocoa, lighting a fire, and cuddling up in front of a Christmas movie. While films like White Christmas, Elf, A Muppet’s Christmas Carol, It’s a Wonderful Life, and A Christmas Story have rightfully earned their place as annually-watched classics, none of them focus specifically on Jesus Christ. The “reason for the season” is often absent from lists of the best holiday cinema. So, without disparaging those other films (which I very much enjoy), may I suggest a few movies that entertain while putting the Lord at the center of Christmas worship?
Latter-day Saint Life
LDS Husband and Father also a Firefighter and Wakeboard Champion
Sam Cole isn’t your average working dad. He doesn’t sit behind a desk, working a 9-to-5 job. He stands behind a giant fire hose, washing down anything that’s aflame. And what does he do in his spare time? He’s a world champion wakeboarder.
Romney Says He's Done Running for President
Former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney told the fall convocation at the University of Utah's business school Wednesday that he was done running for the White House after two unsuccessful tries. "I've had two bites at the apple. Three strikes and you're out," a relaxed Romney told the overflow crowd of students, faculty and business leaders gathered to hear his 45-minute speech.
Alaska Holds First State-wide Young Women Camp
Sister Rosemary M. Wixom, general president of Primary, counseled in the March 2014 General Women’s Meeting, “As individuals, we are strong. Together with God, we are unstoppable!”
A BYU professor's band, French cows and YouTube
Scattered around a lush, green field, chewing contently in the shadow of the French Alps, they were the happiest cows Steve Call had ever seen. Spontaneously, the Brigham Young University music professor grabbed his tuba, walked to the edge of the field and began to play, “When The Saints Go Marching In.” Among the small gathering, Call’s son Bruce hit the record button on his camera.
Missionaries Safe After Harrowing Experience in Nepal
Elder Jim Valentine had gone to the church a little early to meet with some members. His wife, Sister Chris Valentine, stayed at their apartment on the seventh floor of an apartment building. They are serving in Kathmandu, Nepal.
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Rare Footage Shows First Presidency, Church Leaders in the Early 1900s
Along with President Joseph F. Smith, who was prophet at the time, many apostles who would later become prophets are caught on this rare black-and-white footage taken at the April general conference in 1910. Learn more about their lives and their service in the Church by watching this video posted on United Latter-day Saints Facebook page:
Video: Mitt Romney Goes 2 Rounds With Boxing Legend Evander Holyfield
Call it the Quake on the Lake.
Mormon choir's shows sells out
More than 700 musicians from the Mormon Choral Organizations of America poured into Salt Lake City over the Memorial Day weekend for a weeklong recording and now sold-out performances of a new work, “Messiah in America.” MCOAmerica is an independent nonprofit organization comprised of two sister organizations: the East Valley Mormon Choral Organization based in the East Valley of Arizona, and the Orange County Mormon Choral Organization based in Orange County, Calif. It originated four years ago in Orange County before spreading to Arizona two years ago.