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LDS Parents of Newborn 'Miracle' Quadruplets Share Message of Hope
Ashley Gardner’s eyes shined with tears as she described what it was like to meet her four newborn babies for the first time.
Mormon Media Moves Many to Tears
When my husband catches me crying in my office, he has learned to calmly confirm, “Preparing your Sunday School lesson again?”
School hiding Mormon graves?
A tiny northeastern Ohio cemetery containing the unearthed headstones of 19th-century Mormon settlers might grow if officials find more of the grave markers on the site of a recently closed school. New Portage Cemetery in Barberton was fenced in about 13 years ago by local Mormon researchers, who had placed headstones there that had been found near a local elementary school.
On Mitt Romney Mormon Insult, Republicans Miss Mark
A handful of Republican candidates were asked during last night presidential debate about Rick Perry backer Reverend Robert Jeffress‘ recent comments that Mormonism, Mitt Romney’s faith, is a cult. “Should voters pay attention to a candidate’s religion?” asked debate host Anderson Cooper.
Flake descendant ironically embodies LDS, pioneer history
When Brigham Young first entered the Salt Lake Valley on July 24, 1847, he did so in the back of a fine, white carriage donated to the Mormon pioneer leader by a faithful follower, James Madison Flake. Young was ill and couldn't drive the rig himself, so Green Flake drove the carriage and was among those who actually heard Young say, "This is the right place."
Romney and the Mormons
Last week, there were more stories about posthumous Mormon baptisms -- this time it was Daniel Pearl. Pearl's parents sent an email to the Boston Globe, in which they responded to the LDS: We appreciate your good intentions but rest assured that Danny's soul was redeemed through the life that he lived and the values that he upheld. He lived as a proud Jew, died as a proud Jew and is currently facing his creator as a Jew, blessed, accepted and redeemed.
LDS missionary Siosiua Andrew Taufa remembered as humble, valiant at funeral service
WEST VALLEY — Elder Siosiua Andrew Taufa, 20, was remembered Friday as a humble young man who was a valiant servant to the Lord. Elder Taufa had been serving as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Guatemala Retalhuleu Mission for 18 months. A tragic electrical accident took his life last week after he came in contact with a high-voltage wire while mending the roof of his apartment.
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New Scripture Mastery Better Aligns with Basic Doctrines
According to the Seminary website, the basic doctrines of the gospel are:
Mormon temple, Massachusetts neighbors live in peace
Shrouded in trees, the hulking granite edifice at 86 Frontage Road is not a building passersby are likely to notice. But for about 15,000 Connecticut residents, it is considered the "most sacred place on Earth."
The Atlantic Partners with Deseret News For Series On Fatherhood
In recent days, The Deseret News, a newspaper in Salt Lake City, prominently displayed on its website a feature about Mormons on reality TV shows. The Atlantic magazine’s home page, meanwhile, drew readers toan article on why women struggle to write about sex.