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Pandemics perplex. Long after the anxiety has receded, the suffering has subsided, and the dead have been buried, troubling questions remain. Epidemic disease often seems to strike indiscriminately, taking the young and the old, the healthy and the vulnerable, men and women, the righteous and the wicked.
There is nothing quite like breathing in the fresh, clean air only found out in the open, away from the city. That’s why each year families travel to Bryce Canyon City to enjoy the warming weather at Ruby’s Inn while enjoying the wild, vibrant landscapes of Southern Utah. For many, setting up camp at Ruby’s Inn has become tradition, as Ruby’s Inn has become their “home-away-from-home.”It has always been the goal of Ruby’s Inn to keep running with the same family-oriented hospitality that it started with. With each passing year, Ruby’s continuously seek to keep the magic of the inn alive while also looking to improve and expand with the hope to continually captivate guests. As a family-owned resort, Ruby’s Inn offers multiple lodging opportunities including the Lodge, Grand Hotel and an RV park and campground.
After standing by a replica of the pool of Bethesda on the Church's Motion Picture Set, I learned that the healing that people sought at Bethesda is still available to us—and in some cases, through us.
Get the full lesson "Eternal Marriage" from the Teachings of Joseph Fielding Smith at LDS.org.
Get the full lesson "Come Into the Temple" from the Teachings of Lorenzo Snow at LDS.org.
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Latter-day Saints aren't the only ones who have spoken from the podium of the Salt Lake Tabernacle. Many US Presidents have as well. In honor of President's Day, here are a few interesting details behind each of their visits to this historic Temple Square building.
INTRODUCTION: I held up two glasses of water and asked my seminary class to tell me how they were different. It was a difficult assignment. The containers were identical, the amounts contained were equal, the water of the same apparent purity. They could see no difference, but were willing to concede that there might indeed be invisible, even deadly differences that they could not identify just by looking.
When I was growing up, every December we would read the Christmas story from Luke 2 and Matthew 2 about Christ's birth in Bethlehem, the shepherds, and the wise men. But as Latter-day Saints, we know there's more to that story—there's a second Christmas account about what was happening in the Americas at the same time, found in the Book of Mormon.