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Go 'Into the Woods' with Lindsey Stirling's Latest Music Video

Bearing My Testimony to the Cast of the 'Book of Mormon' Musical

“If they only knew what the Book of Mormon is really about.”

A lot of rich history is infused into the dozens of well-loved and traveled Latter-day Saint sites. But beyond Nauvoo, Ill., Palmyra, N.Y., Carthage Jail in Illinois and many of the other iconic sites, there are hundreds of lesser-known locations across the U.S. and England. Kenneth Mays, an institute teacher at the Salt Lake University Institute and an LDS history enthusiast, has made touring the LDS historical landmarks, trails and sites a hobby by spending much of his leisure and vacation time discovering and rediscovering history.

Video: 3D rendering of the Provo City Center Temple

To see more temples in 3D, visit 3dtemples.photogent.com.

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Recent Convert & Descendant of Joseph Smith on Finding the Church and Discovering Joseph and Emma

In the stillness of the budding spring of Sharon, Vermont, Kimberly Jo Smith stood in the quiet forest for the first time, looking down on the remaining moss-covered foundation stones of the home where her great-great grandfather was born. Standing at Joseph Smith’s birthplace last May, she completed the circle of her family’s story. After Joseph’s death his children all chose paths outside of the Church, leaving their children and grandchildren in various places and various faiths. In Kimberly’s generation some of them started to come back. When Kimberly was twelve years old she first learned of Joseph and Emma, beginning a twenty-four year journey into the Church that Joseph restored.

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5 of the Most Unique and Uncommon Bible Editions

Which of these Bibles do you find most fascinating?

Dave Says: What the Law Will Allow

By Dave Ramsey

Dear Dave,

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President Uchtdorf Shares Short, Powerful Message: Heavenly Father "Will Send His Angels Before You"

By LDS Living

For those of you looking for a short pick-me-up, something to remind you to stand strong and smile even in your struggles, you need to read this message from President Dieter F. Uchtdorf.

Sponsored: Retired LDS NFL Football Trainer and Legendary LDS Heavyweight Boxing Champion Share Their Life-Saving Experiences with Revolutionary New Nitric Oxide-Boosting Discovery

By Grant Grayson

This article is sponsored by OxySpark.

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Army Tasks BYU Students with Identifying, Connecting Missing Soldiers with Families

“Family history is something that’s really tender to all of us because it’s about family and we know how much our own families mean to us,” said Professor Jill Crandell, director of BYU’s Center. “We actually become attached to those families and there is a certain amount of inspiration involved when working on these cases.”