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Photo from Pampers / Getty Images For many, the journey to the Olympic games is a long and difficult one, and for Mormon Olympian Noelle Pikus Pace, that story is no different. Her first shot at the winter games should have come in 2006, when she was favorite to win gold, but an unfortunate accident where another racer's bobsled flew off the track and struck her, breaking her leg, prevented her from competing.

Latter-day Saint Life

"Can Plants Go to Heaven?" What a Daughter's Question Teaches About Revelation

By Taylor Halverson

The following has been republished with permission from taylorhalverson.com.

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Famous Latter-day Saints

Returned Missionaries Star in Popular Discovery Channel Reality TV Show "Diesel Brothers"

By Maddie Tolk

LDS entrepreneurs David Sparks and David Kiley are not exactly what you might think of as stereotypical returned missionaries. Better known as "Heavy D" and "Diesel Dave," these two friends own and operate DieselSellerz—the world's largest marketplace related to anything diesel. In January 2016, Discovery Channel aired the hit reality TV show, Diesel Brothers, which highlights the friends' custom vehicle builds, crazy stunts, and elaborate pranks.

Latter-day Saint Life

Elijah, Moses + 6 More Times People Were Translated by God

By Jay A. Parry and Larry E. Morris

We know from the scriptures that there were people who did not "taste of death" or who were "taken up by the spirit." But what does it really mean to be translated?

Sugar, Spice, and Some Fat Would Be Nice!

By Emergency Essentials

The 7 basics of food storage are grains, legumes, garden seeds, and milk, sugar, salt, and fat. They are called the 7 basics because, historically, they have saved many civilizations from famine. The last three of the 7 basics are salt, sugar, and fat. Without these three vital ingredients, many of our food storage recipes would suffer from a serious lack of flavor and texture! Salt

From the Church

Church Updates Young Women Theme, Changes Class Structures + More

At the women’s session of general conference Saturday night, Young Women General President Sister Bonnie H. Cordon announced a new Young Women theme and changes to Young Women class organization and names. She also emphasized the importance of each Young Women class having a presidency to give young women leadership opportunities.