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Take a look at a little of the good LDS Charities is accomplishing in Nigeria.
So let’s say it's Sunday. You're back from church and you'd like to spend this "day of rest," you know... resting. Maybe you'd like to curl up to a movie, but you'd like to keep the feeling you got from scripture study and church attendance. If you've got Netflix Streaming, I've got you covered! Here are 15 terrific movies and TV series for Sunday viewing found on Netflix.
Many of the busiest airports in the country have something in common beyond flight delays and lost baggage, something that speaks to the less physical side of air travel.
In the third grade, Jill Fernald shocked her family when she arrived home with blisters covering her hands. She had failed a swinging exercise on the monkey bars in gym class, then practiced for hours on the bars after school until she earned the teacher’s certificate of achievement.
MR says: What we say to our children can have a lasting impact on their self-confidence and on their future. Here are 8 simple things you should try to say to your children regularly to help them build a bright future.
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In his song "100 Ways to Say Jesus," LDS artist Eric Malizia lists 30 names of Christ given in the Book of Mormon, then challenges listeners to discover our Savior's other names for themselves by turning to the scriptures. "I hope that they will be inspired to search the scriptures to know that Jesus is present throughout all of the book," Malizia says about the purpose of the song. "I'm hoping this song helps somebody grow closer to God through it."
General conference is well on its way and members all over the world are preparing to hear counsel from a living prophet and general authorities of the Church—but are you prepared?
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BYU history professor Rebecca de Schweinitz helped create the newest addition to the American Girl BeForever doll series, which pays tribute to young girls throughout American history. A board of experts, including de Schweinitz, created Melody and her story to represent "a 1964 Detroit civil rights character" to share important, yet difficult, elements of history with children.
As the new year rolls around, the Church's Friend magazine has some exciting new changes to get children more engaged and excited about the gospel.