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Famous Latter-day Saints
How LaVell Edwards Made It Possible for RMs to Still Play College Football
Before LaVell Edwards, most LDS football players had to make a tough decision: serve a mission or play college football. But the legendary coach made changes to BYU's football culture that completely transformed how coaches across the nation now look at missionary service.
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From the Church
LDS Church Donates Over $11 Mill. to Save Victims of Famine in Africa, Middle East
“Our hearts are filled with compassion … for the many of God’s children who suffer from lack of daily sustenance and who therefore cope with the devastating effects of hunger and malnutrition. … We invite people everywhere to open their hearts and minds to this growing need and make resources available to the effort of eliminating hunger where they live,” said the First Presidency.
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Latter-day Saint Life
President Hinckley’s Daughter Shares the Day That Changed Her Father's Life
While many of us might remember hearing about the life-changing letter President Gordon B. Hinckley received while serving a mission in England, there's much of the story you might not have known.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Ghanaian Triplets, Converts Return from 3 Separate Missions in Nigeria
Dicken, Dickson, and Dick Bonsrah are a set of Ghanaian triplets who recently returned home from serving their missions, and all three of them served in Nigeria. Dicken served in the Nigeria Eunugu Mission, Dickson served in the Nigeria Porthacourt Mission, and Dick in the Nigeria Lagos Mission. LDS Missionaries recently featured these three missionaries and their testimonies.
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From the Church
Church Calls 8 More Mission Presidents: Papua New Guinea, Argentina & More
From Papua New Guinea to Argentina to Colorado, the First Presidency has called eight more mission presidents to serve starting July 2016. To learn more about other mission presidents called to serve this year, click here.
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Latter-day Saint Life
After LDS Mom and 2 Children Shot in the Street, Neighborhood Rallies Around Family
On Tuesday, a man attacked LDS mother Memorez Rackley and her two sons, shooting all three as well as the 8-year-old daughter of a woman who stopped to help Rackley. Rackley and her 6-year-old son, Jase, died in the attack.
{LDS How-to} Support Your Sister Missionary
By Ashley Jones
Just over two years ago, I returned home from serving a mission in Frankfurt, Germany. I also have a younger sister serving in the Russia, Moscow mission right now. We’re the only two girls in our immediate and extended families to serve missions, so the points below are things that have mattered most to the two of us in sustaining support from our family while serving the Lord. (Most of these ideas also apply to Elders.)
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Famous Latter-day Saints
Jack Morris Becomes BYU's First (and Most Unlikely) Athlete in the Baseball Hall of Fame
Speaking at the BYU baseball program’s First Pitch fund-raising dinner in January 2016, Morris was quoted by the Daily Universe as saying, “And to this day, I want you to know how proud I am to say I went to school here.”
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Latter-day Saint Life
After Father's Body Found, LDS Family Testifies of Miracles and God's Grace
By Danielle B. Wagner
On July 25, John Page was reported missing by his family. For 12 days, his family and over 200 volunteers helped search for Page, eventually narrowing their search to Lakeside Mountain, near where Page's car was discovered.