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What the Pope Can Teach Mormons About Their Own Beliefs

"The family is the hospital closest to us: When someone is sick, they are cared for there, if possible. The family is the first school for children, it is the unwavering reference point for the young, it is the best home for the elderly. It is the first school of mercy because it is there that we have been loved and learned to love, have been forgiven and learned to forgive." -Pope Francis

Latter-day Saint Life

The Surprising Growth of Mormonism in the Nation's Capital

MR says: Take an inside look at how the Church is growing, thriving, and influencing the nation's capital.

Elder Uchtdorf shares cheerful message: ‘Don’t mask your heart’

By Emily Linder

Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf recently shared some cheerful advice on managing relationships in the ongoing pandemic.

From the Church

Church’s new Gospel Symbols Library includes 150 simple images for gospel teaching

By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

People who are neurodiverse, people who are nonverbal, people with other cognitive delays, parents teaching at home, and people communicating in their non-native language are just some of the groups who might benefit from using the new library.

New Roku Mormon Channel gives TV access to Church media

Technological developments to instantaneously distribute media for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints include Mormon Channel radio, recent redesigns of LDS.org and Mormon.org, and a strong presence on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. Another innovation is the recent launch of the Church’s own Roku channel. he Mormon Channel on Roku gives anyone with high-speed Internet access and a Roku box the ability to stream Latter-day Saint content — including the upcoming 2011 Pioneer Day Commemoration Concert 23 July at 7 p.m. — straight to a television. A Roku player is a 1-by-5-inch box that enables instant play of various entertainment channels to stream movies, shows, news, radio and other entertainment through televisions.

The Polynesian Cultural Center: 50 Years in Paradise

By Jamie Armstrong

But it serves a much deeper purpose than the average tourist attraction—not only does it share the diverse cultures of the Polynesian islands with millions of visitors, but it also helps people from all walks of life to feel the spirit of love and connection, family and community.

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One Black couple’s call to serve a unique mission in the midst of prejudice in the Church

By Emily Cushing

In 1951, Martha Ann and her husband, Abner, were called to serve an extraordinary mission, one that was never again duplicated.

Latter-day Saint Life

How President Roosevelt Helped Bring the LDS Church Out of Obscurity

By LDS Living

When Reed Smoot was elected a Utah Senator in January 1903, the U.S. Senate put up a strong fight to keep him from serving as a senator, opening up what is now known as the Smoot Hearings. At the time, Elder Smoot served as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and the Senate disliked the idea of having a high-ranking LDS Church leader in their midst. Though polygamy had been abolished almost 15 years ago, many U.S. citizens were still skeptical of the Church and its teachings. “It was during this time of public scrutiny of the Church that Theodore Roosevelt weighed in most consequentially on the side of the Mormons,” (Michael K Winder, Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal “Theodore Roosevelt and the Mormons,” 12).

Lesson Helps

March 2015 Visiting Teaching Lesson: The Attributes of Jesus Christ--Long Suffering and Patience

By LDS Living

Patience is often thought of as a quiet, passive trait, but as President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, Second Counselor in the First Presidency, said, “Patience is not passive resignation, nor is it failing to act because of our fears. Patience means active waiting and enduring. It means staying with something … even when the desires of our hearts are delayed. Patience is not simply enduring; it is enduring well!”

Fun

5 Little-known Movies Your Kids (and You) Will Love This Fall

By LDS Living

Navigating the questionable waters of Hollywood movies can be tricky business, and as we learned last general conference, "one should not roam through garbage." Spare yourself the trouble of roaming through the Hollywood trash heap, and check out these good stories well-made that you might not have heard before and are being released before the end of the year.