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What Happened After a Zambian Woman Read the Book of Mormon to Prove the Missionaries Wrong

Often gathering in meetinghouses converted from local houses or buildings, Church members and investigators in Zambia fill the sacrament rooms with enthusiastic hymns and heartfelt testimonies each Sunday, unlike any other place on earth.

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"As Long as We're Alive, We'll Be Changing": President Nelson Talks Church Changes, Immigration + More in Rare Interview

By LDS Living

In a rare interview with local Arizona media outlets, President Russell M. Nelson and President Dallin H. Oaks addressed a wide array of topics, including immigration, politics, and the whirlwind of changes the Church has recently experienced. This interview preceded President Nelson's historic devotional to an estimated 68,000 people in an NFL stadium.

Dave Says: Teach Kids How to Spend Money Wisely

By Dave Ramsey

Dear Dave,

LDS 14-year-old invents No. 1 app

By Aaron Olsen

How did a 14-year-old’s PDA game app reach No. 1 on the Apple Free App Chart? The answer: good educational opportunities.

Dave Says: How to Help the Right Way

By Dave Ramsey

Dear Dave,

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Elder Holland Shares Heartbreaking Letter from Gay Mormon + How We Can Show Love, Empathy to All

"To me, when you strive to lighten another’s burdens, you are truly angels of mercy in the most literal sense," Elder Holland powerfully testifies in a new Ensign article. Here is just a portion of his message. Read the full article here.

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Church Releases Video Series on Sister Aburto's Life (+ What the General Relief Society Presidency Says About Her Trials)

By LDS Living

"I knew I needed to share my story, even though there were parts of my life that I didn’t want to relive," says Sister Reyna I. Aburto in an article recently posted onlds.org.

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The Promise to My Grandma That Reminds Me Why I Love Visiting Cemeteries so Much

By Rachel J. Trotter

I learned to love Memorial Day from my grandparents. And not for the reasons you might think. It’s not the weekend vacations, long boat rides or barbecues (well maybe the barbecues.) It’s one other big standout—the cemeteries. It’s not only the cemeteries—it’s the cemeteries with my husband, parents and my kids all in tow and the stories that have been born there.

The Mormon Mom and Monster Truck Driver Who Is Making History in a Scooby Doo Truck

By LDS Living Staff

Nicole Johnson: A Mormon convert, mother of two, and did I mention she’s a monster truck driver?

182nd Semiannual General Conference highlights

By LDS Living

General Relief Society Meeting