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The First Presidency announced August 1 that the open house for the Philadelphia Pennsylvania Temple will begin August 10 and continue through September 9, with the dedication of the temple on September 18.
At a BYU devotional, Elder Holland spoke about how one family's tragic experiences teach about forgiveness and restitution.
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Let’s face it. Breaking up is hard to do. Sayings like, “Let’s just be friends,” or “It’s not you—it’s me,” sometimes work. I mean, they’re classics if not a bit overused and perhaps a little trite. But did you know that the scriptures happen to be an excellent source of creative breakup lines? Here are just a few:
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It's a well-known fact that there are many great ideas on Pinterest that are cute, helpful, or just plain clever. It's also well-known that Mormons love Pinterest. It enables us to find new recipes to try for family or church events; it helps us to find inspiration; we can use to share the message of the Gospel; and Pinterest provides dozens of thrifty ways to make our homes look pleasant without spending a lot of money. It's also a well-known fact that some of these Pinterest ideas end up looking nothing like their internet counterparts.
The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to evaluate where our testimony of the gospel is and how to improve spiritually throughout the year.
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Keeping your kids awake during family scripture study.
MR says: Watch these LDS boys share what they really think and notice about the opposite sex.
Thousands of BYU fans gathered at the Rio Tinto stadium on Saturday night to witness the BYU Rugby team take the national championship title against Arkansas State. The final score was 49-42. The Red Wolves took advantage of the Cougars’ slow start. Arkansas scored a penalty goal in the 2nd minute, which was shortly followed by its first try in the 5th minute. The scoreboard marked 0-8 for the Red Wolves.
We live in a time when there is so much hate and evil around us. My heart breaks again each time I see a news report of another senseless tragedy. My stomach tightens, the anxiety builds throughout my body, and I feel sick. I imagine myself in the same hole I was in after Emilie died, dark and cold.