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What Has Been Your Favorite Calling?: Poll + Top 5 Responses from Our Readers
By
Katie Lambert
Let's make this clear: all callings are equally important. From Nursery leader to bishop to Relief Society president and everything in between, each calling is vitally important to building up our fellow brothers and sisters in the gospel.
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Watch: Nathan Pacheco’s cover of ‘Make You Feel My Love’ is like a soothing lullaby
By
Sarah Griffin
Nathan Pacheco's thoughtful approach to this well-loved 90s tune is as refreshing as it is soothing.
Cheryl Johnson
Cheryl Johnson is a travel blogger, life coach, writer, wife, and mother of five. She enjoys hiking, goal setting, musical theatre, and playing piano. When she is not traveling around the globe with her family, she resides in Charlottesville, VA.
Famous Latter-day Saints
Steven Sharp Nelson, Gail Halvorsen, Others Remember their Dads
My dad, Frank Collins, was a blind piano tuner who had a photographic memory before glaucoma stole his sight when he was 13.
Latter-day Saint Life
"She's Gifted": LDS 15-Year-Old Turns 3 Chairs on "The Voice," Wears Young Women Medallion on National TV
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Katie Lambert
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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Watch: Touching Music Video Features Missionaries' Messages to Their Families at Christmas
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LDS Living
"This is a special time of year, a time where no matter where you are, it can feel like Christmas at home," a Christmas message posted by Landon Van Wagoner on Facebook says. This beautiful music video features inspiring piano music along with touching messages missionaries shared with their families at Christmas.
Watch: Story of Jon and Michelle Schmidt's Search for Annie Shared in New Osmond Sound Advice Video
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Morgan Pearson
Fans once filled stadiums around the world to listen to Merrill Osmond sing with his brothers—but these days Merrill is inspiring audiences in a different way with his son, Justin. A new video series, Osmond Sound Advice, features stories of overcoming. This week’s episode features The Piano Guys’ Jon Schmidt and his wife, Michelle, as they talk about losing their daughter, Annie, after a tragic hiking accident.
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Why Latter-day Saints Are Dominating Billboard's Classical Music Charts, and People Are Taking Note
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Maddie Tolk
Latter-day Saints are dominating the classical music scene, and people have begun taking note.
Latter-day Saint Life
What a Simple Chore Chart Taught Me About the Savior's Grace to Teach Us Heaven Now, Despite Our Flaws
By
Anne Maxson
I had an unexpected spiritual lesson taught to me after we implemented a new chore/allowance system with our kids. We had recently moved and wanted to get organized. It also coincided with the start of school (with one of our kids starting kindergarten). Don’t all the parenting gurus talk about making sure you disrupt as many routines at once? (No, no they don’t. What were we thinking?!?)
Listen: The Remarkable Way Michelle Schmidt Knew Her Daughter Annie Had Died Long Before Her Body Was Found
During the search for Annie Schmidt, her mother, Michelle, was often criticized online for seeming to be unemotional about her daughter’s disappearance. But in the newest episode of All In, Michelle Schmidt, author of the recently released book Carried, explained why this was the case, and that even on the first day of the search, she knew her daughter had already passed away. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Jon Schmidt, her husband and pianist for The Piano Guys, and All In host Jamie Armstrong.
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