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In a recent interview with the Mormon Channel "When Life Is Less Than Ideal," Sister Carole M. Stephens shared a surprising statistic:

Provo is a hot spot for good music. Mindy Gledhill has been in the scene since the beginning and has been shaping it with her sound and influence, as a musician, a mother and a Mormon.

The University of Utah awarded an honorary doctoral degree to President Russell M. Nelson on Thursday, May 6.

Do you have a collection of old photos, negatives, slides, or home movies that hold cherished memories? It’s time to bring those memories back to life and ensure they are preserved for generations to come.

Photo from magazine.byu.edu Did you know that John Bytheway's renown humor doesn't come naturally? He explains:

Dear Dave,

Once upon a time, a bunch of chickens got together for a big flying convention. Every day, they were taught the basic principles of flight and physics and did training exercises and practiced for hours. As the convention continued, they gradually improved, and some of them even got to the point that they could fly for very short and then longer distances.

With the Meridian Idaho Temple nearing completionand the Idaho Falls Idaho Temple reopening, Latter-day Saints in Idaho have a lot to celebrate in the coming months!

The announcement was ordinary and without fanfare. Larry Pressler would be confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during the weekly services of the Chevy Chase congregation.