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Tabernacle Choir Breaks Record with 86th Year of Broadcasting
It is an enviable record! Four thousand, four hundred twenty-six (4,426) completed broadcasts. Count them. Since July 15, 1929 the Mormon Tabernacle Choir has been singing its way into the hearts of listeners in a weekly program. Its beginning was makeshift at best. A single microphone dangling over the Choir and a technician positioned on the basement stairs to cue the radio operator who then signaled the audio engineer who cued NBC headquarters in New York by telegraph.
Mormon family nearly doubles in size: 5 adopted sisters from Ukraine
Dave and Lee-Ann Luke had made it — at least in the eyes of the world. They were financially sound, had five children out of diapers and were on their home stretch to becoming empty nesters. With Krista, 21; Davie, 19; Spencer, 17; Ruthie, 13; and Zane, 9, many would say the Lukes had done their part.
From the Church
Trujillo Peru Looking Forward to New Temple
The Peruvian coastal city of Trujillo has been aptly called La Ciudad de la Eterna Primavera — or “The City of Everlasting Spring.” The moniker’s a nod to both Trujillo’s balmy climate and the city’s optimism that bright days are ahead.
"Top Five" Mormon books in the Wall Street Journal
In Saturday’s Wall Street Journal, Samuel Brown, professor of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Utah, friend of the JI, and author of the recently-released In Heaven as It Is on Earth: Joseph Smith and the Early Mormon Conquest of Death (Oxford University Press, 2012), penned a short annotated list of “the five best” books on Mormonism, which included the following:
Balancing faith and mental health
A young mother struggling with bulimia was asked one day by her therapist if she ever prayed. “She lived on a small farm, had a simple life and she was a wonderful mother,” said Michael Berrett, a psychologist who specializes in eating disorders. “But she hated herself with a passion. She was throwing up five times a day.”
Danish artwork resonates with LDS Church members
About a mile’s walk through the streets of this picturesque and quaint little town is Frederiksborg Castle. It’s perched in the middle of a lake, and tourists aptly describe it as the Versailles of Denmark, with its meandering gardens and majestic inside rooms.
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First Presidency All Knew Instantly Who They’d Marry (Their Stories!)
President Monson: A Kiss before the First Date?
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Latter-day Saint Life
Man Steals from Mormon Missionary at LDS Temple
A Saint George man was arrested last weekend after allegedly stealing from a missionary on the Saint George Temple grounds.
The Mitt Romney effect on Mormon mission curiosity
Twenty years ago this month I stepped off a plane after serving a two-year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. At no time during the last two decades have I faced more questions and curiosity about my mission to Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Call it the Mitt Romney effect.
Jimmer Fredette, Jackson Emery return to the Marriott Center
Former BYU superstar Jimmer Fredette's first professional game will take place at a very familiar venue — the Marriott Center. Jimmer's All-Stars exhibition contest tips off Thursday night (7 p.m., MT, BYUtv), featuring top college players from last season, including several, like Fredette, who were first-round picks in last June's National Basketball Association draft.