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LDS Week in Review: 5 Must-Read Stories (Sep 20 - 26)

See Gladys Knight's One-of-a-Kind CTR Ring (+6 Other Things You Never Knew about Her)

How a Series of 'Coincidences' Led Me to Serve a Mission

So much of life can be chalked up to “coincidence”, but I recently had an experience that can’t be explained by any other way than the fact that Heavenly Father is in charge, has prepared a way for me, and knows all.

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Stunning Music Video "Lullaby" Captures a Parent's Love for a Child

Though GENTRI is comprised of three tenors whose careers are taking off as they continue to top Billboard charts, these men see their most important roles in life as husbands and fathers.

Latter-day Saint Life

Why the Church Keeps You Young

The other day I was chatting with a girlfriend in another state, and she happened to mention an 80-year-old woman in her ward who is the Young Women’s President. It reminded me of another senior sister I knew, with the same calling, who surprised the teenagers in her ward by going to their Mutual pool party—in her 80s—and doing a perfect jackknife off the diving board. Granted, she had been on the swim team in college, but they hadn’t known that.

Mormon Mom, Mrs. Mexico, Sticks to Her Modesty Standards in International Pageant

For Gisel Osuna Merrifield, participating in the Mrs. International pageant wasn't just about gowns and glamour. She did it in hopes of making a difference by not only representing her home country, but also her faith. This past July, Merrifield, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, competed in the international pageant for married women as Mrs. Mexico against 69 other candidates. Participants ranged from age 21-56 and had to have been married for at least six months.

Young Women Lesson 22: Repentance

Manual 1; Excerpt from "Repent . . . That I May Heal You," by Neil L. Andersen

SPONSORED: Musician Wayne Burton Releases New Missionary Song (+Video)

By Wayne Burton, Advertiser

Q: How did the song "Greater Things" originate?

LDS Film Festival—four reasons to check it out - Salt Lake Magazine (blog)

Family-friendly: The LDS Film Festival doesn't cater only to Mormon audiences. Instead, it features family-friendly entries by local filmmakers. The films: Of course, successful LDS-themed films, including Saints and Soldiers and The Errand of Angels, have gained major boosts by being in the fest. "But overall, it's just a great place to see a collection of films by great artists who are passionate about their craft," says submission coordinator Brandon Smith. Theaters fill up—so get tix early.

Former BYU and NFL Football Greats Find Relief in “Miracle Molecule”

By Steve DeVore

Can This Nobel Prize Winning “Spark of Life” Molecule Renew Your Health and Revitalize Your Life Too?

Latter-day Saint Life

LDS Gymnast Who Jeopardized Career to Serve a Mission Now Vying for the Olympics

"It was difficult," returned missionary Jackson Payne said. "I went into my mission not knowing if I would ever do [gymnastics] again. It was terrifying. It was scary, but at the same time, my religion is very important to me. I knew that if I put my trust into that decision it would work out."