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Stan Way, a Latter-day Saint from Jasper, Ala., had just finished dinner out with some Mormon missionaries when he noticed a car slowing as it approached. The missionaries were wearing the traditional white shirts and dark ties that identify them as Latter-day Saints. It was about a month before Election Day, when voters would decide whether Republican Mitt Romney, the first Mormon major party presidential nominee, would become the first Mormon president.

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The Church's New Pathway Program Will Affect the Perpetual Education Fund

With the Church's new Pathway Program providing students around the world with reduced-cost online education, it may impact the Perpetual Education Fund.

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Watch: LDS 12-Year-Old Sings "Stand in the Light" in Times Square to #LighttheWorld

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As part of the Church's #LighttheWorld Christmas campaign, LDS 12-year-old Lyza Bull released a cover of “Stand in the Light” by Jordan Smith.

City surpluses property before sale to LDS Church for Provo temple

Another portion of 100 South around 50 West was added to the city's surplus property list on Tuesday. During its regular meeting the Provo Municipal Council gave Mayor John Curtis the authority to dispose of the property in preparation for it to be purchased by the LDS Church. The property is approximately 0.119 acres of the street that is adjacent to the Nu Skin parking terrace. The terrace, which was recently purchased by the church, is scheduled to be demolished in the spring. The LDS Church will pay $21 a square foot, or approximately $108,856.

The long-awaited mission of Atticus Swett

Atticus Swett is sitting on a bench on a beautiful Easter Sunday, squinting at the blinding sun as he waits to begin the journey that, by now, has become so familiar. Wearing a jean-colored dress shirt split down the middle by a carefully knotted striped tie that occasionally sways in the cool April breeze, he ponders the future.

Family celebrates LDS missionary who booked—then canceled—passage on Titanic

This week, people everywhere will remember the voyagers aboard the ill-fated RMS Titanic, the ship that, on its maiden voyage from Southampton, England to New York City, United States, disastrously struck an iceberg on April 14, 1912, and sank early the next morning, resulting in the deaths of more than 1,500 of its passengers. As the world marks the 100th anniversary of that tragic event, the descendants of Alma Sonne—a former assistant to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles—will also remember the legacy of faith that their progenitor left behind in not being aboard the Titanic.

Missionaries Place 2400 Copies of the Book of Mormon Outside the Musical

Although the Broadway musical comedy "The Book of Mormon" spoofs their faith, Alabama members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints made the best of it during its six-day run in Birmingham that ended Sunday.

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Mitt Romney Treated for Prostate Cancer over the Summer

With speculation that Mitt Romney will likely enter the race for the Utah seat in the U.S. Senate, news recently broke about Romney's recent health problems and how those may impact his future political decisions.

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How Can You Keep the Sacramental Covenant to Always Remember Christ? Here Are Elder Soares' Tips

Happiness and peace in this life and in the world to come depend upon remembering the Savior and covenants with Him daily.

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Watch: Rome Italy Temple Receives Statue of Christ and the Original Twelve Apostles

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Last week, an angel Moroni topped the Rome Italy Temple, a significant milestone in the temple's completion.