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Didn’t venture out for Halloween? These Latter-day Saints are here to give you a taste of the holiday

The pandemic might have altered the usual festivities this year, but that didn’t stop Latter-day Saints from making the most of the holiday. From spooky to hilarious—not to mention some appropriately 2020-themed costumes—these social posts from Halloween celebrations past and present are sure to impress.

Pocatello Idaho missionaries and Nashville Tribute Band join together for special music video of 'I Was Born'

If you’ve served a mission in the last seven years, chances are that the Nashville Tribute Band’s album The Work became a part of your mission experience.

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Sen. Harry Reid memorial service: President Ballard talks friendship, Brandon Flowers plays subtle hymn tribute

By Haley Lundberg

Brandon Flowers added the melody from the hymn “God Be With You Till We Meet Again” at the conclusion of the song “Be Still,” which he performed at Senator Harry Reid’s memorial service.

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Sen. Orrin Hatch memorial service: Pres. Oaks, Sen. Mitch McConnell celebrate his faith, camaraderie

By Haley Lundberg

Former Utah Senator and Latter-day Saint Orrin G. Hatch was honored by family, politicians, and Church leaders at a memorial service held at the University of Utah’s Institute of Religion.

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The Powerful Lesson Elder Rasband Learned About Marriage After Deciding Not to Complete College

By Elder Ronald A. Rasband

In 1976, I was the elders quorum president in my campus ward, and Brother Jon Huntsman was the high council adviser. He was already successful in his plastics business. I even remember him slipping me a personal check for $1,000 with these simple instructions: “Use this to help those who are in need in your quorum.” They were never to know where the money came from.

Highlights from temple groundbreakings in Utah, Florida, and Montana; additional temples to announce groundbreaking dates

Several temple groundbreakings have taken place over the past two months while others have just been announced. Ground was broken to begin construction of the Syracuse Utah Temple and the Tallahassee Florida Temple in early June while the groundbreaking for the Helena Montana Temple was held on June 26.

Elders Uchtdorf, Gong post on social media about International Friendship Day; Sister Wright on stepping out of the ordinary

Editor’s note: “This week from the Pulpit” highlights recent messages by General Authorities, General Officers, and leaders of the Church.

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How to enjoy the magic of Christmas on Temple Square from home

By Haley Lundberg

Here are some easy ways to connect to the spirit of the season and participate in the top-caliber performances that come from Temple Square during the holidays.

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New Survey Reveals How the World Views Marriage and Family (+ How It Supports Prophets' Teachings)

By Lindsey Miller

The Deseret News and The Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy at Brigham Young University recently revealed the results of their 2018 American Family Survey. They surveyed 3,000 American adults of different demographics on marriage, family, parenting, politics, and other relevant topics concerning families in the United States.

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Unexpected Angels: How 3 Latter-day Saint Teens Provided Food and Christmas for Seniors in Their Community

By Jason F. Wright and Oakli Van Meter

Amy Jukes was sitting at the family dinner table wondering and worrying aloud who could tackle a local “Silver Angel” grocery gift card drive to assist senior citizens in their hometown of Prosper, Texas. A longtime sponsor of the project had unexpectedly dropped it, and as president of the Prosper Ladies Association, Jukes and her team already had their hands full with other initiatives and year-end activities.