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Family-friendly: The LDS Film Festival doesn't cater only to Mormon audiences. Instead, it features family-friendly entries by local filmmakers. The films: Of course, successful LDS-themed films, including Saints and Soldiers and The Errand of Angels, have gained major boosts by being in the fest. "But overall, it's just a great place to see a collection of films by great artists who are passionate about their craft," says submission coordinator Brandon Smith. Theaters fill up—so get tix early.
"Our opportunities to shine are limitless. They surround us each day, in whatever circumstance we find ourselves. As we follow the example of the Savior, ours will be the opportunity to be a light, as it were, in the lives of those around us—whether they be our own family members, our coworkers, mere acquaintances, or total strangers." —President Thomas S. Monson, "Be a Light to the World"
Chun Chen was just a little boy, not yet four years old, when his parents took him to a playground. He wandered off and found an arcade where people put coins in machines and played video games. He was mesmerized, but suddenly he realized his parents had disappeared. His tears brought people who tried to help him, offering him food and comfort.
Donny and Marie Osmond are both well known for their classy standards, prolific music careers, and good looks. These sibling singers have remained close over the years, but recently someone posted a photo on Facebook that completely changes the way we see Donny and Marie.
The original goal of Meet the Mormons was to show the world “who we are and what makes us tick,” says Blair Treu, the film’s executive producer, writer, and director.
My grandma was in a coma for nearly 10 days. She had flatlined a few times and doctors said that things were not looking good.
MR says: For the first time, a General Authority asked students to send their questions, concerns, and experiences regarding difficult issues like gay rights to his personal Facebook page. The response was overwhelming!
A flash mob wishes Steve Young a very memorable 50th birthday . . .
"Sometimes it feels like the world has gone crazy. But there is always something we can do," the Nashville Tribute Band, a group of LDS country artists, reminds us in a post about their new music video.
It was 10 minutes past the time James Curran and his missionary companion were supposed to be home, but they were still out knocking on doors.