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In honor of this summer’s abundance of supermoons and National Moon Day on July 20, here are some of our favorite photos of temples under the light of a full moon!
"What if their story were my story?" This probing question asked by Sister Linda K. Burton in the women's session of general conference has been one of the clarion calls to Latter-day Saints as they've begun focusing on a new task: supporting refugees. With the new Relief Society initiative, "I Was a Stranger," Saints all over the world are stepping in to see how they can help relieve the refugee crisis.
Every year they come, by the tens of thousands, through a galaxy of twinkling lights in Salt Lake City to hear the songs of angels -- or so the Mormon Tabernacle Choir makes it seem.A chorus of 360 voices making that singular, unmistakable, instantly recognizable sound.
Do you need quick recipe ideas for your busy family? Do you wish you could spend less time in the kitchen and more time doing the things that matter most? Check out these six freezer meal recipes that will allow you to cook yummy meals while also saving time!
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This week, the world will be gratified of that long-awaited moment when the newest Star Wars installment finally comes to theaters. And while there is much to love about these latest adventures in this beloved galaxy far, far away, there are also a few developments we can all giggle about, such as the fact that compared to Darth Vader, Kylo Ren seems like a pretty unintimidating nemesis. Here are just a few Studio C parodies of Star Wars to get you excited for this week:
“People leave the Church, but some can never leave it alone.”
When discussing the purpose of life, we often hear the mantra “we are here to be tested,” but how many of us cringe at that thought? So few of us want to feel like a kid again sitting in a classroom taking a test on things we don’t remember, we don’t understand, and we can’t leave until we finish. Comparing life to a test can be a downer and not the inspirational mantra that it should be. But if we look at life as a lesson we learn from over and over again as more things become clear, we can gain the inspiration we need to improve. We didn’t learn algebra before we learned addition. Life can be viewed as a continual learning process, not the end test. It’s more about what we are learning and becoming than about having all the right answers.
Preparedness authorities like FEMA recommend storing at least 14 gallons of water per person. Storing that much will allow each person to use one gallon a day for two weeks. A family of four would want to store approximately 56 gallons of water (remember to store both stationary and portable). Keep in mind that this recommendation is for a minimum amount of water—just enough for drinking and light sanitation. To use water for cooking, bathing, or other needs, you’ll want to store more.
This year’s Passover, which falls a full month after Easter, offers members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints an opportunity to better understand a different tradition filled with rich history, culture and symbolism
The following is an excerpt from the book The Way of Aloha: Lanai by Cameron C. Taylor. Manu is a Hawaiian Kahuna teaching two missionaries, Elder Taylor and Elder Balane, who are serving on the Hawaiian island of Lanai.