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With the announcement this week of new mission president assignments comes news that 11 new missions are being created in the world, a net increase of 10, as one of the smaller missions in Salt Lake City is being absorbed in the realignment of surrounding mission boundaries in the Utah.

SOM Transcript - S4E39

Mormon Tabernacle Choir Broadcast Celebrates 85th Anniversary

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir commemorated the 85th anniversary of its Music and the Spoken Word broadcast on Sunday, August 11. Music director Mack Wilberg invited two former conductors of the Choir, Jerold Ottley and Craig Jessop, to join him and associate conductor Ryan Murphy in conducting that week’s broadcast. “Music and the Spoken Word has endured as the world’s longest continuously running network broadcast,” says Choir president Ron Jarrett. “In the beginning, listeners strained to hear the program through the static of their crystal radio sets; now fans tune in through YouTube. Music and the Spoken Word has been a constant during a century of dramatic change.”

President Uchtdorf Shares Photo, Memory of Being Sealed to His Family

Recently, President Uchtdorf has shared bits and pieces of his life through meaningful social media posts and interviews. We've seen photos of him in airplanes, with the young adults, in baseball, graduation, rodeo, and air force uniform. But this week he shared a new photo with his Facebook followers as he reflected on the special experience he had getting sealed to his family in the first European temple when he was 16.

How NOT to Investigate Mitt Romney’s Mormon Ties

Earlier this week, Mother Jones' Tim Murphy tried to connect the dots between Mitt Romney and Cleon Skousen, the ultra-conservative, anti-Communist LDS political theorist made famous by Glenn Beck. Murphy dug out an August 2007 radio interview Romney did with a Rush Limbaugh-esque political talk jock in Iowa, who, after goading Romney on his faith, turned the subject to Skousen.

Camille Fronk Olson: Walking Through the Doors God Opens

Have you ever found yourself walking through a door you never expected—but somehow knew God opened for you? On this week’s episode, Camille Fronk Olson shares her own personal experience with the subheading of her new book, “But If Not”—this is her story of “Finding God in Unmet Expectations and Unwanted Detours.”

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Join Us in Coming Closer to Christ This Easter by Taking This 21-Day Challenge

By LDS Living

Last year,LDS Living launched our own monthly book club where our readers canjoin us on Instagramto discuss meaningful books and participate in a live Q&A with authors at the end of every month. We've been amazed and humbled by the response we have received as well as the way these books and conversations have been shaping lives.

1 Nephi 6–10: Dreamed a Dream

This week, we get to study 1 Nephi 6–10 and focus on Lehi’s dream. If you have read these chapters many times, the Come, Follow Me manual challenges us this time to think about the vision the way Lehi did—within the context of our families and those we love. This approach will help us see symbols like the iron rod, the great and spacious building, and the tree of life in a new light, revealing deeper lessons that apply to our daily lives.

Questions that haunt — Am I loved? Am I beautiful? Am I divine?

Have you asked yourself, "Am I loved? Am I beautiful? Am I divine?" Last week I spoke to one of my favorite groups — Alpha Delta Kappa. ADK is an international honorary organization for women educators. They have chapters in all 50 states plus Puerto Rico, Australia, Canada, Jamaica and Mexico.

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What "The New York Times" Got Wrong About Fathers

By Phillip Price

The New York Times apologized this week for an article they published Sunday about how men performed in the home when the women in their lives went to participate in the women’s march.