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"She's Gifted": LDS 15-Year-Old Turns 3 Chairs on "The Voice," Wears Young Women Medallion on National TV

Stepping onto The Voice stage and staring at the back of four red chairs, Hanna Eyre smiled as the lights faded and the music started.

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Why Latter-day Saints Are Dominating Billboard's Classical Music Charts, and People Are Taking Note

By Maddie Tolk

Latter-day Saints are dominating the classical music scene, and people have begun taking note.

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Famous Mormons and the Fun Ways They Celebrated This Halloween

By LDS Living

I hope you all had a Happy Halloween! Here are a few Mormon celebrities who found fun ways to celebrate the holiday:

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Watch: LDS Artist Camille Nelson Plays Beautiful Lullaby She Wrote After the Paris Attacks

By LDS Living

After the terrorist attacks in Paris in 2015, LDS artist Camille Nelson felt inspired to create a beautiful lullaby as a way to offer peace. "Any lullaby we hear always comforts. It always offers peace," Nelson says in a video below. "It was a way to offer peace not only to Paris but to all those affected by acts of terrorism throughout the world."

5 LDS Music Artists to Watch in 2014

By Kelsey Berteaux

1. Hudson Lights

President Nelson Accompanies Singer Claire Crosby in New Music Video

Seven-year-old Claire Crosby has had some pretty neat experiences over the past four years since her performance of “Gethsemane” went viral and garnered over 14 million views on YouTube. But her most recent video collaboration with President Russell M. Nelson tops the list, according to her father, Dave Crosby.

Latter-day Saint Life

LGBT Youth Suicides and the LDS Church: What Needs to Change

By Debra Coe

“What is changing—and what needs to change—is to help Church members respond sensitively and thoughtfully where they encounter same-sex attraction in their own families, among other Church members, or elsewhere." —Elder Dallin H. Oaks

33: “The Lord Is My Shepherd” (Psalms 1–2; 8; 19–33; 40; 46)

Pray, sing, pray, sing, pray, sing—this pattern of worship may feel familiar to you as you think about church meetings, but it’s more than a repetitive practice. When we sing and pray, we are literally “pray-sing” or praising God, which is what this week’s lesson is all about. Psalms chapters 1–2; 8; 19–33; 40; and 46 are a collection of songs and poetry that the Israelites used to praise God and His divine love. And as you study these chapters this week, you may find yourself doing the same thing through these inspired words.