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Single Mom Defies Odds to Sing in Mormon Tabernacle Choir
As a Mormon Tabernacle Choir member, Leisa Higbee prepares to perform in front of millions of people each conference weekend, and she looks back at her incredible journey of getting where she is today with great humility and gratitude.
Obama and Romney shun confrontation on religion
Maybe the economy is a political black hole, sucking every other issue into an impossibly dense void. Maybe Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are just private, cautious men by nature.
I'm a Mormon: Irish Hiker shares mutual respect, happy marriage with nonreligious wife
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The Gap Between What You Think and What God Knows
One of my favorite people on the planet suffers from a confidence deficit.
Following Promptings as Children
Stephanie Robinson of Toms Brook, Va., is a wife, mother, friend and Christian. She’s also a very thankful soul, and she wants heaven and everyone in between to know it.
Emeritus general authority H. David Burton honored with Freedom Award
PROVO — America’s Freedom Festival at Provo honored four Utahns on Tuesday for espousing the cause of freedom and supporting traditional American values. H. David Burton, an emeritus general authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, received the Humanitarian Freedom Award.
Missionaries, Members Help Catholic Nuns with Annual Fundraiser Fair
For more than a decade, Ted Martinez has been tasked with setting up and taking down a fundraising fair for local nuns.
Washington Post: The Mormon retirement plan
In its latest Health and Retirement Study, the National Institute on Aging says that 2011 is a banner year in American demographics: it’s when the first Baby Boomers turn 65.
How LDS Missionaries Could be Affected by Renewed US-Cuba Relations
Mormons don't need much imagination to think about what normalized U.S.-Cuba relations could mean for the LDS Church in the Pearl of the Antilles.
Hundreds celebrate 200th birthday of LDS church leader
The life, heritage and birthday of Ezra Taft Benson were celebrated Saturday with an all-day gathering that drew hundreds of people.
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