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Watch: How One of the Early Criticisms of the Book of Mormon Became an Evidence of Its Truthfulness

Book of Mormon Central recently created a video demonstrating how the "reformed Egyptian" Moroni mentions in the Book of Mormon initially proved a topic of constant criticism during the early days of the Church but how later archeological evidence has come to support the existence of this "manner of speech" (Mormon 9:32).

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How Sports Led 4 Apostles to Their Wives

Did you know that a third of the apostles met their wives through sporting events? Maybe that will inspire you to buy some tickets for a game real soon!

From the Church

Trujillo Peru Looking Forward to New Temple

The Peruvian coastal city of Trujillo has been aptly called La Ciudad de la Eterna Primavera — or “The City of Everlasting Spring.” The moniker’s a nod to both Trujillo’s balmy climate and the city’s optimism that bright days are ahead.

Latter-day Saint Life

Do You Have to Go on a Mission to Go to the Celestial Kingdom? A Seminary Teacher's Surprising Answer

By Alexandra Mortenson

David Palmer, or Brother Palmer as his students know him, was discussing the importance of missionary work in a seminary class he taught several years ago when a student asked, “It’s true that you don’t have to go on a mission to go to the celestial kingdom, right?”

City Of Houston Proclaims Mormon Helping Hands Day

At Houston City Council Meeting on June 24, 2015, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was recognized as the leading contributor of volunteers and time to the cleanup following the Memorial Day flooding.

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Settling the Grace Vs. Works Debate: It's Far Simpler Than We're Making It

Sometimes we get so caught up in the details of doctrine that we don't step back and realize things are far simpler than we make them out to be. Case in point: the debate of whether we are saved by grace or by our works.

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When Disneyland Held Epic Mormon Family Nights for $6 (+ What President Monson Had to Say About Disneyland)

By LDS Living Staff

If you were Mormon and lived in the '70s and '80s, you could have gotten into Disneyland for six dollars.

Latter-day Saint Life

Where Do Mormons Rank on the List of Most Educated Religious Groups?

By LDS Living

PEW Research recently released an articleranking U.S. religions from most to least educated, basing their results on a survey of 35,000 adults.

Famous Latter-day Saints

Jamesthemormon & David Archuleta Team Up for New Rap, Feature Missionaries in Music Video

While many Latter-day Saints might not think rap and missionary work go together, Jamesthemormon would have to disagree. The rising artist recently made quite a splash in the rap and LDS worlds when hissix-track EP hit number 3on the iTunes hip-hop/rap charts, beating out mega stars like Drake and Kendrick Lamar.

Mormon Man Drowns After Helping 9-Year-Old Cousin Escape Similar Fate

Sjon Trent Johnson, 24, of Richmond, Texas, drowned after his canoe capsized and he was trapped on a log jam on the Henrys Fork of the Snake River, according to a news release.