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Single but Not Alone: Sister Oaks Opens Up About the Highs and Lows of Being Single in the Church for 52 Years

As a friend of Sister Oaks noted: "Nursery children do not look to see if you have a ring on your finger as you wipe away their tears. It doesn’t take a wedding license to feed hungry Scouts or missionaries or shut-ins. Nowhere on the tithing slip do you indicate marital status as you contribute to the Church’s humanitarian service or Perpetual Education Fund. And they don’t have two doors at the temple — one for couples and one for singles. We are a Church that needs faithful workers. I’ve been blessed because I had priesthood leaders who knew this."

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Gerald N. Lund: What 4 Mission Miracles Taught Me About Trials of Our Faith

By Gerald N. Lund, "Divine Signatures"

While touring the Switzerland Geneva Mission in December 2003, my wife and I had an interesting experience. It is another example of how we learn by faith and how the witness comes after the trial of our faith.

10 exciting new gospel-centered books to wrap up your kids’ summer reading

From heartfelt stories to lessons of faith, these uplifting books are just what your young ones need to finish up the summer. Whether the book is filled with scripture stories, gospel lessons, inclusive illustrations, or inspiring messages, your kids will love exploring everything inside these new additions to your storybook rotation.

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What if scripture study felt like Christmas? Small ways parents can give gospel habits a special sparkle

By Haley Lundberg

How about scripture study by candlelight? Simple ideas for how to help your gospel rituals feel special, maybe even a little magical.

Stories of Faith

Coach Andy Reid says he never misses sacrament meeting, even helped bless a baby hours before Super Bowl win

By Emily Linder

On the day of Super Bowl LVII, Coach Andy Reid helped bless assistant coach Porter Ellett’s new baby. The men are grateful to support each other spiritually.