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Ross Baron

Ross Baron is a professor of religion and philosophy at Brigham Young University Idaho. He has a PhD in religion and social ethics from the University of Southern California. At BYU Idaho, he teaches religion classes, philosophy classes, and Hebrew. He and his wife Kathleen are the parents of nine children. For Ross, teaching the gospel is one of the most exciting, exhilarating, and Spirit-filled thing that can be done.

Jon Propper

Jon Propper and his wife Lindsay live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where Jon serves his ward as a Sunday School instructor. A recent graduate of Maharishi International University, Jon is a teaching assistant in the field of South Asian studies and a language tutor. In partnership with leading Autistic advocacy organizations, Jon writes and vlogs about life as an Autistic adult: finding work, solving communication problems, and navigating relationships. As the first member of the Church of Jesus Christ in his family, one of Jon’s favorite subjects is disability support and the restored gospel.

Whitney Owens Hemsath

Whitney Owens Hemsath is the author of Types, Shadows, and Casseroles: Finding Christ in Your Daily Life. In addition to writing inspirational nonfiction, she writes poetry, short stories, and other fiction in a variety of genres. She currently lives in Utah with her husband and four sons. When she isn’t busy being a wife, mom, and author, she enjoys teaching the gospel, doing cardio dance, and eating frozen BYU mint brownies.

Psalms 1–46 (Aug 17–23)

There is a word that comes up in the Psalms that is designed to make you stop and reflect. It is saleh and, while it could mean a musical rest in these early hymns, it can also just mean to rest. Take a moment, slow down in your scripture study and in your day, and rest in the Lord. The Come, Follow Me schedule gives us three weeks to study the Psalms and our emphasis this week in Psalm 1-46 is to saleh.

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Mormon Moviegoers Review: What Parents Need to Know About "Solo" Before Seeing It with Their Family

By Lindsi Neilson

Mormon Moviegoers help you make informed decisions by reviewing films for artistry, content, and Gospel parallels. It was founded by Jonathan Decker, author of 250 Great Movies for Latter-day Families. For daily reviews join our Facebook group.

LDS author wins national book award, again

By Katie Barlow

This year, ForeWord Reviews awarded the Gold honor to the book The Golden Spiral, written by LDS author Lisa Mangum.

SPONSORED: Dandy Blend provides a perfect replacement for Postum and coffee

Breakfast is on, but Postum is gone. That has been a problem for many LDS families who

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Glenn Beck's Response to the Florida Massacre & Why It's Something We All Need to Hear

By LDS Living

Following the Florida terrorist shooting that killed 49 and injured another 53 at a gay nightclub in Orlando, many have reacted with misunderstanding and sometimes even hatred in knee-jerk reactions motivated entirely by fear.

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President Hinckley's Counsel to Single Saints: Just Because You Don't Happen to Be Married, It Doesn't Make You Different

At a single adult fireside in 1989, President Hinckley gave this counsel to the single saints of the Church, something that is crucial for all members to read, no matter their age, gender, or marital status.

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President Oaks Shares How to Balance Following the Commandments with Loving Those Who Don't

How can Latter-day Saints balance the competing demands of love and law by following gospel law in their personal lives and simultaneously showing love for those who do not?