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According to Democratic National convention coverage reported by Ashley Parker and Michael Barbaro of The New York Times on Friday, a question was asked of a young lady about her thoughts on Mitt Romney. Attendee Sheila Healy from New York noted "His wife is pretty." and "When he was head of the Mormon church in Boston, he took care of his flock," she allowed, before finding fault. "The question is whether he would help people who are not Mormon. I don't think so."
BYUtv’s hit sketch comedy show “Studio C” is making millions of people laugh. But we wanted to get a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to bring an episode to the screen.
The most important lesson I have learned from COVID-19 is the tangible reality of spiritual presence and the deep loneliness of spiritual absence.
Editor's note: The following responses have been edited for length and clarity.
For National Suicide Awareness Month, many have been reaching out and opening up about their personal struggles with mental illness and suicide. Al Fox Carraway is not one of those people. She has not experienced thoughts of suicide, but still she has decided to speak out on this topic. "Even in my ignorance, I know that silence is the worst thing and I don’t want my inadequacies to stop me anymore," Carraway wrote on Instagram, sharing the following powerful message:
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From Knee-fights to lemonites and everywhere in between, these LDS Church puns are so bad-—you might just call them puns of perdition-—that you'll find yourself chuckling at how hilariously awful they are.
Five days before he was due at an NFL training camp, Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin flew to Haiti—but it wasn't for a little relaxation or a much-needed break. No, Tomlin traveled to Haiti to see the reality of human trafficking and learn about the children taken into slavery.
In Shaunti Feldhahn’s book For Women Only, the author asked 400 Christian men, ages 21 to 75, in a national survey what they wished their wives knew, but couldn't tell them. They could have said anything, and did—more understanding, respect, sex, and taking care of herself. But even when a man could have finally had the ultimate say, the number one thing he wished his wife knew was this: how much he loved her.
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