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Piano Guy cellist Steven Sharp Nelson gave a stunning performance with the One Voice Children's Choir for a cover of "Only Hope" by Switchfoot.
On April 26, 1564, William Shakespeare was baptized in the English town of Stratford-upon-Avon, according to History.com, years before he penned the classics that would make him famous.
Looking for a good book to read this season? Find out what make a Christmas book an enduring classic and be sure to check out these famous authors' book recommendations!
In his April 1992 general conference talk, "An Attitude of Gratitude," President Thomas S. Monson, then a member of the First Presidency, recounted the New Testament story of how only one of 10 lepers returned to say thank you after being healed by the Savior. Following the theme of gratitude, President Monson went on to express gratitude for mothers, fathers, teachers, friends, his country and the Lord Jesus Christ.
During a human trafficking forum held at John Hopkins University, Salt Lake City native Elizabeth Smart spoke candidly about her nine months in captivity after being kidnapped in 2002 and the importance of educating children at a young age about how to stay safe and remember their self-worth. Since her rescue in March of 2003, Smart has been asked on numerous occasions why she didn't run or why she didn't scream. While Smart expressed her frustration with such questions, she reminded the audience what many children who have been trafficked feel.
Preparing to serve a mission can be scary. There are lots of things you might worry about—money, knowledge, shyness—but no matter the concern, you can find the reassurance and courage you need. Here are some common questions and answers to help you overcome your fears and find the faith to go forward.
Mormon Newsroom shared the following about how succession to the presidency of the Church takes place after a prophet's passing. We honor President Monson and will greatly miss him.
Even though he's not LDS, this British TV host stands as an example to all of us of sticking to your standards and putting the Lord first, not matter what's on the line. I love this quote: "I was convinced that it was the right thing to honour God and follow his commandments. Observing the Lord’s Day is a great privilege and brings with it loads of blessings."
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There's no doubt about it: LDS Church leaders love referencing literature in general conference. I bet there are a few from this list you've probably read.