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Mormon Single Mom Survives Tornado, Finds Faith in Aftermath
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D&C Lesson 27: "They Must Needs Be Chastened and Tried"
By Ted L. Gibbons
INTRODUCTION: Zion is a place, but it is much more than that. Zion is a place only because things must be located someplace. Unless it is filled with Zion people, it is something else. Contemplate the following comment:
Lesson Helps
New Testament Lesson 39: "For the Perfecting of the Saints"
By Ted L. Gibbons
Ephesians
Book of Mormon Lesson 39: "Behold, My Joy Is Full"
By Ted L. Gibbons
3 Nephi 17-19
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How Elder Corbitt’s focus on Christ helped him navigate the priesthood ban
By Elder Ahmad S. Corbitt
“As my focus on Christ and His Atonement increased, the vision of Heavenly Father’s unified human family became clearer.”
Lesson Helps
Old Testament Lesson 20: "All the City . . . Doth Know That Thou Art a Virtuous Woman"
By Ted L. Gibbons
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Help for Life Challenges
If you’re worried about a loved one’s testimony, this Book of Mormon chapter will guide you
By Emily Linder
Alma chapter 8 is a well of wisdom for ministering to loved ones struggling with their faith. Jared Halverson highlights 7 principles from the chapter.
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Famous Latter-day Saints
Neon Trees' Elaine Bradley Shares Her Faith & How a Non-Mormon Helped Her Reconnect to Mormonism
In a recent interview withKUTV, Elaine Bradley shared her faith and the surprising story of how a non-Mormon helped her reconnect to Mormonism. This friend, a rock musician who stood out for choosing not to drink or use substances, came to stay with Bradley, and when the topic of religion came up, he explained his faith simply. He told Bradley he wasn't religions, but, "I just think it’s important to have a personal relationship with God."
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Latter-day Saint Life
What Keeps Us from Talking About Our Faith in Public?
When people stop talking about their faith in public, they miss out on helping people in need and correcting unfair stereotypes. So why are we so afraid?
As politicians talk more about faith, voters seem to want less
Is Washington a holy city? It might seem that way, with all the talk about religion and morality in the 2012 election. But all that God talk may be rubbing voters the wrong way.