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Elder Christofferson's Advice for When We Feel Our Patriarchal Blessing Will Not Be Fulfilled
Many members in the Church reach a point in their lives when they feel their experiences and the promises in their patriarchal blessing don't quite add up. Recently on Facebook Elder D. Todd Christofferson shared insights that can help us find hope and understanding in those situations.
Fun
The Nashville Tribute Band Celebrates 10 Years of Success
In June 2005, The Nashville Tribute Band released their first album, “Joseph: A Nashville Tribute to the Prophet.
Famous Latter-day Saints
Best-Selling LDS Author Dean Hughes Releases His 101st Book
Agatha Christie wrote 69 novels in her lifetime. Stephen King has written 54 so far. But LDS author Dean Hughes has topped them both—two of history's most successful and prolific writers—with his new novel, Home and Away: a World War II Christmas Story, which will be his 101st published book.
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National Geographic Names Mary the Mother of Jesus the World's Most Powerful Woman
By LDS Living Staff
Mary, the mother of Jesus: Little is known about this remarkable woman who was called to carry and raise the Son of God. All we have in our scriptures are four lines spoken by this strong woman; four lines that show her humility, her faith, and her love of the Lord.
Latter-day Saint Life
New First Presidency Shares Deeply Moving First Messages to Members on Social Media
By LDS Living
On Wednesday, President Russell M. Nelson shared his first Facebook message as prophet, reaching out specifically to women, youth, and those struggling with doubts or challenges in the Church:
Latter-day Saint Life
"The New York Times" Responds to Criticism Over Coverage of President Monson's Death
By Danielle B. Wagner
Over the past week, The New York Times received criticism over its coverage of President Thomas S. Monson's death on social media and from other media outlets.
Latter-day Saint Life
"Is There No Blessing for Me?" How the Priesthood and Temple Ban Impacted Black Women in the Church
By Chrisse Edmunds
The following is from the 2014 BYU Religious Education Student Symposium. In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the revelation that extended the priesthood to black men in the Church, we wanted to share this article highlighting female black pioneers and their sacrifices for their faith.
Lesson Helps
FHE: Preparing for General Conference
By Shauna Gibby
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Living Prophets Lesson 7: Heber J. Grant
By Rebecca K. Irvine
Determination and Diligence
Podcasts
Listen: The Order a Canadian Seaman Refused and How It Helped Him Share His Faith
By Katie Lambert
"You obeyed orders. You did it precisely. You did it accurately, and if you didn't, then you paid for it."