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You don't have to conform to be accepted. The greatest value comes from loving yourself for who you are. That's one message that Lindsey Stirling, international dancing rock-star violinist, wants to share with young people.
It’s wedding season and LDS Living wants to celebrate! We want you to send us your wedding photo for a special photo gallery to be featured online next month.
Marriage takes work. This is old news, but many couples in the throes of infertility don’t expect marriages to struggle more while going through fertility treatments, or attempting the adoption process. And then finally, if LDS couples decide to stop pursuing children, many are surprised to find out that there are special struggles in store for them as they attempt to decipher how to live life as a family of two in a church focused strongly on nuclear families (father, mother, children).
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Saturday night, President Dieter F. Uchtdorf addressed the men in Priesthood session about building stronger marriages and families. Shortly after giving this talk, his mind turned to his sweet wife, Harriet, prompting him to share their incredible love story on Facebook. From love at first sight to unrequited love, the Uchtdorf's have a story to match that of any romance.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from being single, it’s that the grass isn’t always greener in future pastures. I typically have a disdain for clichés, especially those that assume I share behaviors with livestock, but this one describes how I sometimes feel.
Latter-day Saint legends. We’ve all heard at least one of them in our life time—an incredible story that sounds almost too inspiring to be true because, well, it isn’t. One that I’ve heard multiple times over the years has to do with the iconic Salt Lake Temple. It goes something like this:
A life-sized Old Testament tabernacle replica has been brought to Chino Hills, California, and is open for public tours this week.
To a busy teen, completing Personal Progress experiences can seem like a daunting task—or it used to.