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UPDATE: As of this morning (5/8/2014), in addition to the 8 apostles who joined Twitter on Tuesday and Wednesday, 6 more of the Brethren joined Twitter, to make it 14 of the 15 who're on the social media site! Scroll to the end of the story for a complete list of their official handles!
After the success the Church saw last year with their Christmas initiative, they decided to once again #LIGHTtheWORLD with Christ's love and light, hoping to set the world ablaze with service.
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Why would an outspoken atheist and famous author illustrate the cover of an LDS magazine? The mystery, and answer, is quite fascinating.
A curriculum and teaching style introduced five years ago will now play an important role in the newly announced, shortened Sunday worship schedule.
LDS artists Monica Scott and Kristin Hodson collaborated to create a Primary song commemorating Sariah's strength and her faith. Scott, who is a pianist, wrote the music for "Sariah's Faith" while Hodson wrote the lyrics. About the song, the two say they wanted to "share a song about the strength, courage, and faith of Sariah, the first woman of the Book of Mormon. You've heard about Nephi's courage but what about Sariah's faith? Together, they bring Sariah to life."
Excerpt from "Each a Better Person" by Gordon B. Hinckley
Keys. A bag of money. An eagle. And numerous instruments representing a martyr’s death.
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This stirring rendition of "God Bless America" sung by Tyler Perry and created by Book of Mormon Central will fill you with awe as it portrays the beauty of the United States and reflects on the freedoms its constitution grants. As Book of Mormon Central posted on YouTube: "As we celebrate the 4th of July, let us remember and be grateful for the founding of the United States of America, which allowed for the restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ."
In 1952, President McKay encouraged members to help with the cost of building the Los Angeles temple. That call was answered in part by a fashion designer and her “temple swimsuit.” Learn more about how local Relief Society sisters played a part in its creation.