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Mormon Rock Star Mom, Neon Trees Drummer Talks Family and Faith

Elaine Bradley is a wife, mother and Mormon who lives with her family in quiet and conservative Provo, Utah.

Understanding the 2018 Relief Society and Melchizedek Priesthood Meeting Changes: Resources, Lesson Topics + More

Beginning in 2018, Relief Society and Melchizedek Priesthood meetings will start to look a little different. The new direction might be a little daunting for some members, but these new changes will help members build on Teaching in the Savior’s Way and use the new Come, Follow Me resources available on the Gospel Library App and lds.org. Here’s some more information to help you find more resources about and understand how each of the new Relief Society and Melchizedek Priesthood lesson changes will pan out.

Latter-day Saint Life

Unusual Family History Miracle Links the Living and the Dead

Have you ever met someone with a spirit, smile and faith so infectious you want to immediately introduce them to everyone you know? They are those special souls who radiate optimism and good news.

When movies laugh at Mormons, it isn't always mean

By now you may have seen reviews of the ultra-vulgar Broadway musical "The Book of Mormon," which has been playing in previews over the past month and officially opened on the Great White Way last week. But however successful the production may prove to be, it still won't have much impact on the church. And the audience that will see it on Broadway, even if it has a long run, is relatively small.

Hi, I'm Irene Caso. I'm a journalist, a mother, a Spaniard and a Mormon.

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10 Christmas Novels to Read this Holiday

By LDS Living

One of the best things about winter is curling up with a blanket and cup of hot chocolate while reading. These novels are the perfect stories to get you in the spirit of Christmas. From authors like Michael McLean and Richard Paul Evans, you won't want to miss these 10 sweet holiday stories.

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How Having My Car Stolen Helped Me Find Christmas

By Meg Johnson

I cried the hardest my first Christmas in a wheelchair. I’m not saying that because this is a Christmas story or because I am trying to milk some emotions. It really was the hardest time for me that year. I had been paralyzed in a hiking accident that March and released from the hospital in June—released was the word they used, but I was, from that time on, wheelchair-bound. My legs wouldn’t move. My stomach and back muscles didn’t work. And my hands were lifeless and floppy.

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ESPN Features Jimmer Fredette and How He Is Changing Basketball in China

By Danielle B. Wagner

After becoming the 2011 National Player of the Year, Jimmer Fredette went on to have a rocky start in the NBA. But now Fredette has found his place as he's changing the game of basketball in China.

Latter-day Saint Life

3 Memory Games You Didn't Know Were On the Upgraded Scripture Mastery App

MR says: Exciting changes have been made to the Church's Scripture Mastery app that make it easier than ever to have fun while learning new scriptures.

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Ambushed Officer: Voice from God Told Me to Put On Vest

MR says: This goes to show that prayer and the Holy Ghost provide the best protection, even in the most dangerous of circumstances.