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Today is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent. As millions of Christians prepare to celebrate Easter next month, many have decided to recommit themselves to the Savior.
Amid the Church History Library’s trove of historical treasures are some items that are particularly special. Check out these top 10 treasures!
“We are not in the worst part of this yet, but should start to see some impact later today,” Charleston South Carolina Stake President Darren Johnson reported Friday morning about Hurricane Florence. “If we feel we are ready, and if we are spared from the major impact of this storm, we will be ready to go and assist in (affected) areas.”
Here’s what President Holland shared to support anyone grappling with this personal question.
This Thanksgiving, Martha Stevenson of Arlington, Virginia, is thankful for all the usual things. She’s got family, friends, freedom, and a roof over her head. But this year she adds one other thing to her gratitude list.
We’re now a couple weeks out of general conference, and perhaps wondering where to start with our studies. Brooke Walker tackles this in today’s episode as well as sharing three things she does to better recognize, remember, and treasure the rays of truth that Heavenly Father sends to us.
My oldest son got his learners’ permit last week.
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A few weeks ago, renowned LDS author Gerald Lund announced his new historical fiction page-turner, Fire and Steel, would release one month from today, on Black Friday, in Deseret Book stores. But we simply couldn't wait that long.
When Brad Robins, Casey Elliott, and Bradley Quinn Lever, all members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, landed roles in the Spring 2014 production of Les Miserables at the Hale Center Theater, they had no idea how it would impact their futures as vocalists. Their unique vocal abilities were impressive and admired, as evidenced by the 60,000 tickets the productions sold, and as the three were praised for their talents, admirers begged them for more. But the three wanted to do more than just produce individual Broadway-type albums.