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After his meeting with Donald Trump over the weekend, Mitt Romney said the two had a "far-reaching" conversation and a "very thorough and in-depth discussion in the time we had and appreciate the chance to speak with the president-elect and look forward to the coming administration."
"It's an appeal to LDS culture," said Chris Chauncey, the race organizer. "I think there will be a big push in Illinois, Missouri and Iowa. My goal would be to have at least one person from every state."
In place of faith in Christ, some choose disbelief. When people say, “There is no God,” or, “The Church isn’t true,” their words can put us on the defensive. However, such comments are sometimes attempts to justify poor choices and avoid change. When we listen beyond the words, the message really being communicated in such cases is, “I’ve sinned and don’t want to repent.”
Nearly 260 members of the Colorado Springs Colorado North Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were just beginning the first day of Cub Scout day camp in the Black Forest area when someone noticed smoke billowing over the trees. “As a matter of preparedness, we always keep an eye out for signs of fire,” said President Kevin C. Woodward, stake president. “It’s the natural disaster for which we have planned and prepared our response.”
Oceans and time separate many Latter-day Saints from Joseph Smith. And yet, many Saints from around the world have testimonies of this 19th-century American prophet. How is this possible? How have so many Saints of so many different time periods, ethnicities, cultures, and backgrounds, felt connected to Joseph Smith? In this episode, Heidi asks her friends from different continents and countries how they reached across oceans to gain their testimonies of the prophet of the Restoration.
Editor’s note: This story contains details about experiences from the Indian residential school system and may not be appropriate for all readers.
Kaley Martin, a 19-year-old LDS athlete, is quickly making her way through the ranks of flatwater sprint canoe racing and may soon be one of the first to compete in the first-ever women’s canoe events in the 2020 Summer Olympics to be held in Tokyo.
John Johnson held a gun to the sleeping officer’s head.