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Our homes are reflections of our unique personalities, and as such they are a great way to quietly share our beliefs with those who visit them. Check out these five quick tips to help your home reflect your beliefs.

5 Easy Ways to Create a Faith-focused Home

An LDS visitors' center is a great place to take a gander if you’re looking for a quick summary of the Church through pictures, statues, displays, and digital media. Without hanging an obvious sign on the door accompanied by a hefty stack of pass-along cards, you can turn your home into kind of personalized “visitors' center” that will give visitors to your home a sense of your beliefs and maybe even spark some questions!

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Our Favorite Facebook Posts from the Apostles in 2015

By LDS Living

It seems like just yesterday that we heard the announcement that the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve would be opening their own Facebook accounts, and now our week just wouldn't be complete without seeing at least one of their inspiring posts! Though some post more frequently than others, each of these inspiring men have shared some fun and uplifting insights throughout the year. Check them out below and tell us which ones we missed!

Latter-day Saint Life

7 quotes for when it’s hard to keep your resolutions

Can you believe we're already a month into 2023?! How are your New Year's resolutions holding up? Whether you're in need of some motivation to keep up the good work or some encouragement to get back on track, take a look at these 7 quotes to help you achieve your goals this year.

Latter-day Saint Life

One Crucial Phrase We Often Get Wrong in the Church (+ How It Can Change Our Temple Experience)

By Taylor Halverson

Words matter. Precision in communication matters. For example, the words used in sacramental prayers over the bread and water are prescribed (see D&C 20:77, 79). The bishop as an overseer (the literal meaning of the word for “bishop” in Greek is episkopos, meaning “overseer”) ensures that the priests have said the prayer properly, correctly, and with precision. Otherwise, the prayer needs to be said again, correctly.

LDS Week in Review: 5 Must-Read Stories (May 17 - 23)

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Mormon Duo Wins 'The Amazing Race'

Former NASA engineer talks spiritual significance of her work, intersection of science and faith

Michelle Amos didn’t aspire to a career at NASA. It wasn’t that she didn’t have big dreams; it’s just that her big dream was to work for IBM. But once she arrived on the campus of the Kennedy Space Center, she fell in love with its mission and never left—until she was called on a different kind of mission.

Famous Latter-day Saints

How Henry Eyring Showed the World That Faith and Science Can Coexist

By Susan Easton Black, Lloyd D. Newell, and Mary Jane Woodger

Professor Henry Eyring of Princeton University asked a fellow scientist if he would like to collaborate on a chemical kinetics research project. The scientist refused, believing “they would never live long enough to finish the problem.” Henry countered, “That’s true if we don’t learn anything while we are working on the problem.”

Lesson Helps

“Come, Follow Me” October 14–20: “I Can Do All Things through Christ Which Strengtheneth Me”

By LDS Living

This week’s readings: Philippians; Colossians

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Elder Neil L. Andersen speaks on a podcast with his son

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What Elder Andersen told his son about the ‘hardest part’ of being an Apostle

By Church News

Elder Neil L. Andersen recently joined his youngest son for a podcast interview. He shared what he’s learned from serving as an Apostle for over 17 years.