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Stories in this episode: A journey to learn more about his grandparents leads Jeff across the world to old chapels, monasteries and hidden towns only to find dead ends––until a chance encounter on a remote mountain side; KC’s inherited pocket watch had long since become a plaything for his kids, until a close inspection of the watch yields an inscription that broadens his definition of “family.”

Sponsored: Nobel Prize-Winning Discovery Reveals the Hidden Cause of Age-Related Disease

By John B. Hewlett

I’ve been on over 5 difference medications for depression, and numerous other prescriptions for chronic fatigue, Chronic pain, fibromyalgia, severe migraines, erratic hormone levels, and other health issues.

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3 Hidden Gems of LDS Women's History You Probably Didn't Know About

MR says: Some of these hidden Relief Society landmarks might be in your own backyard, without you even realizing it!

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"Forbes" Names Rexburg the #3 College Town in the Nation, Twitter Explodes with Hilarious Reactions

By Katie Lambert

When you think of the best college towns in the country, you probably picture somewhere warm with plenty of sunshine and quiet spots for studying or even a bustling city with plenty of great places to eat and hang out with friends.

Philip Abbott

Philip Abbott is a visiting assistant professor at Brigham Young University. He received a PhD in Ancient Christianity from Stanford University, an MA in Biblical Studies from Yale Divinity School, an MA in New Testament Studies from Pepperdine University, and a BM in Cello Performance from BYU, where he also minored in Classics. Prior to joining BYU’s faculty in 2023, Philip taught courses at Spelman College and Stanford University. When he isn’t teaching or writing, Philip enjoys traveling, reading, making music, and studying German.

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LDS Teen Uses Her Make-A-Wish to Make Homeless Children's Dreams Come True

Julia Larsen, an LDS teen from San Marcos, California, was diagnosed with brain cancer last November. A 17-year-old senior in high school, Larsen could have gone to amusement parks, met celebrities, or traveled across the world when the Make-A-Wish foundation gave her one wish, but she chose instead to spend that wish bringing fun and imagination into the lives of impoverished children.

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5 Tasty Luau Recipes Straight from the Polynesian Cultural Center

By LDS Living Staff

If there’s one thing I love about Polynesian culture, it’s the food! From fish and pig to taro rolls and coconut cake, there’s something tasty for everyone. One of the best locations to taste authentic luau dishes is at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Hawaii.

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Newlywed Advice from President Monson, John Bytheway & More

By Various Authors

"There is no shame in a couple having to scrimp and save. It is generally during these challenging times that you will grow closer together as you learn to sacrifice and to make difficult decisions."

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When the Holidays Don't Bring Cheer: Family Counselor on How Individuals and Loved Ones Can Manage Mental Illness at Christmas

By Christy Kane PsyD, CMHC

For many people the Christmas season is exciting and enjoyable as individuals engage in the hustle and bustle of varied festivities, and this is how we hope and want it to be. However, for some the Christmas season increases stress and can amplify feelings of sadness, depression, anxiety, loneliness, hopelessness, and even feelings of suicide. Oftentimes it is hard for those who do not deal with mental health struggles to comprehend why a time of year that is supposed to be uplifting and fun can be dark and empty for many.

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BYU Changes Honor Code After Complaint of Religious Discrimination

By LDS Living Staff

After FreeBYU filed a religious discrimination complaint against Brigham Young University with the American Bar Association last fall, BYU adjusted its Honor Code.