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President Nelson Honored By the U, Remembered for Performing First Cardiac Surgery in Utah

For most Utahns, President Russell M. Nelson is synonymous with his ecclesiastical ministry.

Watch Lindsey Stirling Play in "One of the Most Uplifting" Performances at the Country Music Awards

On November 4, country music artists and fans gathered from around the world to celebrate some of the best country music from the past year during the Country Music Awards.

Cambridge Mormon congregation looks to future in rebuilt chapel

For those ushered out of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints at Longfellow Park at 10:45 a.m. during the morning service over two years ago, the sight of the burning chapel would be difficult to forget. The spire would collapse that day, and the building’s interior was left a gnarled, burnt mess by a four-alarm fire.

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Boy Scouts to Break Ground on Complex Named for President Monson

By LDS Living

On Wednesday, the Boy Scouts of America will break ground on a state-of-the-art facility providing its young members with hands-on leadership training. The complex, according to a BSA representative, will be built to further "the [Scouting] mission to shape and develop the nation's next generation of leaders."

Highlights from the Past 6 Months in LDS Temples

With the announcement of two new temples, groundbreakings for two others and a number of interesting developments at still others, the establishment and reach of sacred temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints continued to grow and expand around the world during the past six months.

Dave Says: Business and Friendship

By Dave Ramsey

Dear Dave,

President Uchtdorf speaks at fireside, urges listeners to learn to recognize the truth

Individuals have a personal obligation to search for and find truth, said President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, second counselor in the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, during a Church Educational System devotional address in the Marriott Center at BYU on Sunday night. "It seems to be part of our nature as human beings to make assumptions about people, politics and piety based on our incomplete and often misleading experience. ... So often the 'truths' we tell ourselves are merely fragments of the truth and sometimes, they're not really the truth at all," he said.

'Memories' Feature Adds Photos Storytelling to FamilySearch

FamilySearch.org launched a new feature called “Memories” in April 2013, but media campaigns, which include billboards, TV and online advertising to promote the feature, recently began.

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The Ancient Egyptian Papyrus That Demonstrates Hebrew in Egyptian Script and Mentions a "Council in Heaven"

Containing Israelite psalms and a form of Hebrew written in an Egyptian script, Papyrus Amherst 63 has many similarities with Book of Mormon writings and gospel teachings.

Today in the Bloggernacle: Never miss anything the LDS Church posts by using Google+

Jesse Stay, LDS author of “Google+ Marketing For Dummies,” reached out on Facebook with this fantastic tip: “Here's an idea for all of you to never miss anything the LDS Church posts. 1. Go to Google+ and circle all the Church Pages there in an ‘Official LDS’ circle. 2. Click on the circle in the options at the top of your newsfeed so you're only seeing the posts from the ‘Official LDS’ circle. 3. In the upper-right, there will be a slider. If you slide that all the way to the right, it will send you email notifications of every post the Church makes on Google+. 4. Now, +1, comment, and share for every post — on every post you do this, it improves authority for each post and improves our visibility on the web!” What a great idea. If you are using Google+ (or even if you are not), click in to set it up!