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Doctrine and Covenants and Church History Lesson 3: "I Had Seen a Vision"

By Ted L. Gibbons

Joseph Smith–History 1:1–26

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President Nelson Honored By the U, Remembered for Performing First Cardiac Surgery in Utah

For most Utahns, President Russell M. Nelson is synonymous with his ecclesiastical ministry.

{Single Saints} How to Play the Field Without Being a Player

By Kaela Worthen Gardner

We've all heard it in every dating conversation, lesson, and fireside since we turned 12: don't date exclusively. Keep your options open.

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TLC's "Cake Boss" Star to Judge First Cake Competition at FamilySearch Conference

By Katie Lambert

There's one thing that would make the family history conference, RootsTech, a little sweeter—Cake Boss star Buddy Valastro.

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Our Best Defense Against Pornography

I was shopping for school clothes with my nine-year-old son when our conversation turned from lighthearted chitchat to a more serious question. “Mom, why do they have to put that stuff in all the store windows?”

Emergency Warmth

By Emergency Essentials

There are a number of ways to accomplish this and based upon your needs, you should be able to find one that suits you.

Boise State Radio: What Happens Inside an LDS Cannery?

Many churches view feeding the poor as an important responsibility. But none go about it quite like the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Across the country, the LDS church has farms, orchards and ranches. And the crops go to church-owned food processing facilities. Six of these facilities handle perishable food like meat and fruit, including this cannery in Garden City, Idaho. About 30 new volunteers listen as an elderly man goes through the basics of industrial food processing. There’s hygiene and safety of course but also a lot about God. The trainer asks whose cannery this is. He waits, and after a few murmured answers states firmly “the Lord’s".

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The One Question That Saved My Marriage (and Could Save Yours, Too)

My oldest daughter, Jenna, recently said to me, “My greatest fear as a child was that you and mom would get divorced. Then, when I was twelve, I decided that you fought so much that maybe it would be better if you did.” Then she added with a smile. “I’m glad you guys figured things out.”

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After 60 Years, LDS Convert Finally Reunited with Person Who First Taught Her About the Church

By Jason F. Wright

This Thanksgiving, Martha Stevenson of Arlington, Virginia, is thankful for all the usual things. She’s got family, friends, freedom, and a roof over her head. But this year she adds one other thing to her gratitude list.

Recognizing the Peace and Empowerment from Priesthood Blessings

I remember the first time someone in my family received the Priesthood. I was 14 and my younger brother was ordained a Deacon. About the same time two years later, when he became a Teacher, I began to take notice of a unique difference in the “feel” of our home environment. My father was Catholic and my Mother had been inactive for many years until we kids came along. There had definitely been a “void” I didn’t know existed. For years though, the “Priesthood” elicited an entanglement of ideas growing up while attending all the meetings in our LDS world and an occasional Catholic Mass.