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'Cinderella' Star to Perform with Tabernacle Choir, Find Out Where & When

MR says: This Pioneer Day, "Cinderella" will be joining the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. This is an event you won't want to miss!

Modern-day Mongolian pioneers re-enact trek

With the annual pioneer day approaching — a day celebrating the Saints arrival to the Salt Lake Valley on July 24, 1847 — youth in many wards and stakes around the country are donning pioneer garb to reenact the trek of early Church members across the plains. For many, trek is something they have prepared and looked forward to for months, even years. For the modern-day pioneers in Mongolia where the Church is still very young, it was a senior missionary couple that started the ball rolling for the youth to experience their first pioneer trek.

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Can You Spot LDS Temples and the "Ensign" in this Syndicated, Award-Winning Comic Strip?

By Danielle B. Wagner

For those who regularly read the Pickles comic strip, you might have noticed the tell-tale signs that its creator, Brian Crane, is a Mormon.

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Elder Renlund Shares How Mistakes and Trials Can Pull Us Downward or Heavenward—It's Our Choice

By LDS Living

What is it about trials that can either leave us bitter or better?

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New Site Shares Inside Tips to Visiting Temple Square

The early pioneers who settled the Salt Lake Valley could never have imagined what a place Temple Square would become. Today, the iconic Salt Lake Temple and Tabernacle are known worldwide, and many people come to the beehive state each year to visit these and other iconic landmarks in the 35-acre complex.

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Santa Surprises LDS Family of Fallen Trooper with Special Gift

On Nov. 18, Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Eric Ellsworth was hit by a vehicle after stopping to help with a downed power line. His injuries from the accident were so severe that he remained in critical condition for four days before passing away.

Tabernacle Choir 24/7 Christmas Music Stream Offered for First Time

This holiday season, The Mormon Tabernacle Choir is giving a special gift to its fans around the world. Continuing through Dec. 25, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is offering a 24/7 commercial-free, no cost Christmas music stream at mormontabernaclechoir.org/listen-to-music. The special screening began on Dec. 11.

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5 Ways to Stop Judging & Start Loving Those with Different Values

In the most recent issue of the Ensign, a mother shares a story of the pain and challenges she went through when he sister decided to leave the Church and start living with another man. She details her struggle trying to figure out how to tell her two young daughters about their aunt's new choices.

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Sister Carole M. Stephens Shares What to Do When Visiting Teaching Is Uncomfortable

After hearing Elder Jeffrey R. Holland's call for home teachers to “Please, in newer, better ways see yourselves as emissaries of the Lord to His children” (“Emissaries to the Church,” Oct. 2016 general conference), Sister Carole M. Stephens urges visiting teachers to also see themselves as emissaries, or messengers of the Lord.

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How Gary Johnson Upset Some Mormons and What He's Doing to Change That

"I mean under the guise of religious freedom, anybody can do anything," Gary Johnson told a reporter from The Washington Examiner. "Back to Mormonism. Why shouldn't somebody be able to shoot somebody else because their freedom of religion says that God has spoken to them and that they can shoot somebody dead?"