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Russia: Communities Happy for Mormon Helping Hands Work
This past week, Al Fox Carraway shared with her social media followers that she has been selected to receive the BYU Donald C. Sloan Community Speaker Award. In addition to receiving the award, Carraway will be featured at the Donald C. Sloan Speech Showcase on April 15.
If there is one thing the first two weeks of The History Channel’s blockbuster miniseries, “The Bible,” has proven, it is this: There is an appetite for Bible stories. Television industry insiders indicate “over 50 million cumulative viewers have seen at least a portion of the series since it began on March 3.”
For more than two years Greg Soter has driven past the old LDS 4th Ward building on 100 West in downtown Provo. He drove by with a dream of one day doing something amazing with the historic edifice. This week Soter got the keys to the building, and by September he hopes to have 15 upscale apartments inside.
“Elder Holland is grateful for the many prayers offered in his behalf in recent weeks for his health and during this time of mourning.”
Recently we held our first official Corporate Soup Day to assemble a delicious collection of soups and a large body of people to vote on the best flavors. Next week the grand prize winner—which will receive a $100 gift certificate to Deseret Book—will be announced, so stay tuned!
A quote by Marcus Aurelius, a scripture in Jarom, and the writings of Paul led Adam Miller to ponder the question of what life would look like if we chose to die in Christ now and experience “an early resurrection.” This week, we look at how turning our lives over to Christ before death has the potential to change everything.
Let your fingers do the walking. How many of you remember that ad slogan from the Yellow Pages? Google Alerts should adopt that slogan. Since all you do is type in your request and let Google Alerts do the rest. Let me explain.
Family history is one of the most popular hobbies in the world. People of all faiths and nationalities use records, resources and services to learn more about where they come from; since 1999, over 300 million visitors have used The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ free family history site, FamilySearch.org.