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Young Women Lesson 15: The Melchizedek Priesthood

Manual 1; Excerpt from "The Priesthood - a Sacred Gift," by President Thomas S. Monson

Young Men Lesson 38: Magnifying the Calling of an Aaronic Priesthood Holder

Excerpt from "Your Potential, Your Privilege," by Dieter F. Uchtdorf

4 Questions Sister Sharon Eubank Is Focusing on in Her Studies About Priesthood Power

In October 2019 general conference, President Russell M. Nelson invited Latter-day Saint women to study section 25 of the Doctrine and Covenants and “discover what the Holy Ghost will teach you” about how to access God's priesthood power. For those who accepted that invitation, President Nelson gave the following promise:

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New BYUtv Show Is Unexpected Mashup of Family History Meets Reality TV

By Michelle Prince, BYUtv

HI! YOU DON’T KNOW US, BUT WE’RE RELATED…CAN WE STAY AT YOUR HOUSE?

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Watch: New Video Explains What Historians Know About the Location of the Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood

By LDS Living

The Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood took place on May 15, 1829. For nearly 200 years, different depictions of this event portrayed in film and art, as well as in photographs that claim to represent its location, have led to confusion about its true location. This recent video from Book of Mormon Central explains historians' current understanding regarding where the Aaronic Priesthood was restored.

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Women and the priesthood: Resources for a 5-minute, 60-minute, or in-depth study

By Haley Lundberg

With the Church's current emphasis on home-centered gospel learning, Latter-day Saints are striving to understand priesthood power perhaps more than ever. Some people are surprised to learn that priesthood authority, privileges, and power apply to women as well as to men.

How 2 black Latter-day Saints honor their fathers and forebearers through their commitment to the gospel of Jesus Christ

We often speak, as Latter-day Saints, of pioneers. But do we appreciate the faithfulness and sacrifice of those who have come before us in our own families? And do we appreciate the faith of those around us?

‘Of course, Black lives matter’: President Oaks speaks on ‘Racism and Other Challenges’ at BYU devotional

By Lindsey Williams

Speaking at the Marriott Center at Brigham Young University, President Dallin H. Oaks, First Counselor in the First Presidency, renewed Church leaders’ pleas to Latter-day Saints to “root out racism.”

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‘The body of Christ is not complete unless all members are included’: The motive behind honoring Black pioneers

Mauli Bonner is on a mission—a mission to have a monument built to honor Black Latter-day Saints. It all began with a desire to learn more about his heritage as a Black member of the Church. Thus, he began a journey that many would’ve thought would shake his testimony. But instead, he found his testimony being strengthened.

The Inaugural Running of the “Road to Carthage Marathon”

By Chris Chauncey

A new 26.2 mile marathon foot race will begin on Saturday, May 27, 2017 at 6:oo a.m. in Nauvoo, Illinois, and will finish, in the town of Carthage, Illinois.