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20 Halloween movies that won't give your kids nightmares
By LDS Living
The last thing you need after a late night of trick-or-treating and a sugar overdose is an extra body in your bed. Try these family-friendly movies that will give you a night of fun without the fright.
Latter-day Saint Life
How a Survivalist Mormon Woman and a Gay Atheist Became Friends on Reality TV
By Phillip Price
Tamra Hyde, a woman who has been living a minimalist, nomadic life for the past year and a half and has participated in two survival-premised reality TV shows, is not your typical Mormon woman. But is there a typical Mormon woman? There are ideal Christlike attributes we all should strive for, but every woman is different and has a strong personal identity—something Hyde is trying to show by the way she lives her life.
From the Church
Women Can Now Be Witnesses at Baptisms and Sealings, First Presidency Announces
President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a historic policy change Wednesday morning allowing women and children to serve as witnesses during sacred ordinances. For baptisms outside the temple, any baptized member of the Church can serve as a witness. For baptisms for the dead, any member of the Church, including women and young Church members, holding a limited-use temple recommend can serve as a witness. For sealing ordinances, any endowed member of the Church with a current temple recommend can serve as a witness.
3 ways to make your holiday celebrations meaningful despite a pandemic
By Jessica Kettle, Katie Hughes, and Emily Belle Freeman
Each November, as the air turns from crisp to chill and pumpkins on front porches are replaced with evergreen wreaths, the excitement of the season starts to settle in. Just before the hustle and bustle takes over, there is a small window where we can simply soak in the anticipation of all that is to come and relish in the nostalgia of holidays past. It is a season of gathering: heads bowed in unison as prayers of thanks are offered over turkey dinners and extra slices of pecan pie, familiar carols sung a bit off-key with those you love most, and the hope and peace that come from setting aside differences and distractions to worship together in honor of the Christ child.
Latter-day Saint Life
Kathleen Hughes on Women and the Priesthood
By Kathleen Hughes
Women Are Vital to the Success of the Lord's Church
Lesson Helps
FHE: Arms of Safety
By Shauna Gibby
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Sponsored: Extending Hope and Healing: Morning Light Music
By Morning Light Music
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland has described a conversation he and his wife had years ago with an insightful dinner guest. The guest asked, “What is the one thing people can’t live without?” Sister Holland suggested that perhaps it was love. Elder Holland thought maybe it was faith. Their guest observed, “No, you’re both wrong. Many people in this world live without faith. And sadly, many people have to live without love. But without hope, there is no reason to go on. People cannot live without hope.”
Podcasts
Listen: The Unlikely Encounter in the Middle of Nowhere That Helped a Stranded Family Get Home
By LDS Living
Somewhere on the Utah-Nevada border in the dead of winter is not the ideal place or season to have a car break down, especially when that car is full of six children.
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Growing older without getting old: What Church leaders and research have taught me about ‘living longer’
By Norman C. Hill
Some people dread getting old. They focus on the limitations rather than the possibilities of aging. The actress Bette Davis, seeing few film roles from her agent and more wrinkles in the mirror, famously said to a reporter during a newspaper interview, “Old age ain’t for sissies.”
A young man blesses the bread as the sacrament is administered in a worship meeting in Norway.
Latter-day Saint Life
Feast or funeral? A compelling way to think about the sacrament
By Josh Sabey
Are we meant to be happy and joyful during the sacrament? Or sad and mournful?