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Largest Service Project in History of the Church

MR says: With 10,000 Church members and participants from all around the world, this event is set to be the largest service project in Church history.

Jell-O Recipe Contest 3rd Place Winner: Jell-O Marshmallows

Get the rest of the Jell-O contest winners here.

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Watch What Happens When Missionaries Hand Out Copies of the Book of Mormon Outside the 'Book of Mormon Musical'

MR says: Check out these California missionaries unashamedly preaching the good word and sharing the Book of Mormon.

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U.S. Senators Want President Trump to Prioritize Investigating Disappearance of BYU Student Possibly Abducted by North Korean Government

In 2004, BYU student David Sneddon was hiking in the Yunnan Province in China when he went missing. Last year, a Japanese news source reported Sneddon was abducted by agents of the North Korean government, possibly for his ability to speak fluent Korean.

4 Ways to Experience the Mormon Tabernacle Choir Easter Concert Anywhere on the Globe

The demand for tickets to the Easter concert performances of Messiah by the Choir and Orchestra was overwhelming. Tickets were claimed and distributed just seven and a half minutes after they were made available. Many fans of the Choir expressed a desire for additional viewing opportunities. To meet the demand to hear this beloved oratorio, the Choir has added two additional seating opportunities as well as live streaming during the performance and on-demand during the Easter weekend. These options will make it possible for everyone in the world to hear this Easter performance of Messiah by the Choir and Orchestra!

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Do You Feel the World Has Gone Crazy? Nashville Tribute Band Has the Perfect Solution & Music Video for That

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"Sometimes it feels like the world has gone crazy. But there is always something we can do," the Nashville Tribute Band, a group of LDS country artists, reminds us in a post about their new music video.

Researching Family History: Gathering the genealogy records in Germany that survived World War II

Near the end of World War II in a salt mine near Strassfurt, Germany, Elder Rudolph K. Poecker, a missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, put on a miner’s outfit. He accompanied the mine engineer all the way down to the floor some 1,312 feet or 400 meter, as is told in "Hearts Turned to the Fathers," Vol. 34, No. 2, by James B. Allen, Jessie L. Embrey and Kahlile B. Mehr and published by BYU Studies. There was a large cache of books containing genealogical records waiting for them, according to Kahlie Mehr's article in June 1981 Ensign article titled "The Langheinrich Legacy: Record-Gathering in Post-War Germany."

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Michael McLean & Neon Trees' Tyler Glenn to Speak at Mormon LGBT Conference

MR says: Many popular LDS authors and artists are set to present this month at an annual conference for LGBT Mormons, among them Terryl and Fiona Givens, Michael McLean, Neon Trees' lead singer Tyler Glenn.

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These RMs Struggle to Speak the Language After 15+ Years—but Still Do One Thing Flawlessly

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From Asia to South America, these returned missionaries spent a year and a half to two years teaching the gospel in foreign countries—and each learned a foreign language to do so.

Church Suspends Self-Pack Services at Canneries

Wondering why you haven't received a cannery assignment lately? This month, the last of the 12 locations that provided self-canning services suspended these services.