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A personal invitation to the '12 Days of Service'
When I was a child, my family practiced the 12 Days of Christmas tradition. No doubt many readers have too. The tradition takes many different forms. In our case, my father wrote clever stories for each of the 12 days and made accompanying, often elaborate, handmade gifts. Even now, the sometimes zany childhood drop-offs are etched in my mind as some of my favorite Christmas memories.
No. 1 BYU men’s volleyball sweeps Penn State, reaches national title game
When the sweep was in doubt and the BYU men’s volleyball team looked vulnerable, it went back to it’s bread and butter game plan it executed throughout the whole year. Feed the ball to Taylor Sander and Ben Patch. BYU did, and the pair of all-Americans didn’t disappoint.
We Are in the Midst of an Era of 'I'm sorry'
"Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise: and he that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of understanding." – Proverbs 17:28 In other words:
Mormon athletes celebrate season of achievements
Several Latter-day Saints and teams from a pair of Church-owned schools enjoyed remarkable success during the U.S. collegiate winter sports season. Their achievements excited fans and gleaned positive attention for the Church across the country. Brigham Young University's mens' basketball team ended its historic season with a trip to the storied Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament before losing in overtime to Florida 83-74 on March 24 in New Orleans.
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Lindsey Stirling Featured in Exciting Electro Video, "Dying for You"
Otto Knows, a Swedish DJ and music producer best known for his songs "Parachute" and "Million Voices," recently created a unique, wintry music video that features Lindsey Stirling. Check it out!
Mormon Comedians Thrive in 3rd Season of 'Studio C'
When Matt Meese approached Jared Shores with an idea for a new sketch comedy series in 2011, Shores admits he had his doubts. But after watching Brigham Young University’s Divine Comedy troupe perform on campus, BYUtv’s creative producer saw potential for something new and humorous.
Why Mormon high school phenom Jabari Parker chose Duke
The anticipation is over. Jabari Parker, the top high school basketball player in the country, is headed to Duke. This afternoon he made it official in a nationally televised press conference held at Simeon Career Academy in Chicago, bringing an end to an unprecedented recruiting process that began over three years ago. BYU fans will no doubt be disappointed. So will the folks at Florida, Michigan State and Stanford. But nobody should be surprised. The top recruit wants to play for the top coach. Many consider Mike Krzyzewski to be second only to the late John Wooden on the short list of all-time greatest college coaches. Krzyzewski also coaches the U.S. Olympic team. Olympians LeBron James and Kobe Bryant have both said that if they had gone to college they would have gone to Duke. That says a lot.
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Mormon Family's Viral YouTube Videos Play Role in British Family's Conversion
In the past five years, Lois Marie Herbert's life has changed drastically. She has confronted her self-doubt, gotten married, had two children and joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Landmark talk by President J. Reuben Clark set standard for church education
After working for a year as a substitute, Brad Howell was hired as a full-time LDS seminary teacher in 1987. During summer training, he was introduced to President J. Reuben Clark’s classic 1938 address, “The Charted Course of the Church in Education,” which charged teachers to take students into the scriptures every day. Initially, Howell balked. It sounded good on paper, but he had his doubts.
Elder Clark G. Gilbert speaks at a podium to a group of people at Harvard.
Follow the Prophets
Elder Gilbert’s empowering invitation to Harvard students of faith
By Church News
“It is my prayer and my hope that people of faith will stand up ... to keep having their voices heard in the public square.”