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To every Latter-day Saint who thinks they aren’t a creative person

Have you ever heard someone say, “Oh, I’m not creative”? I’ve not only heard this phrase dozens of times, I’ve also said it. But is it true?

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Latter-day Saint Movie Review of "The Other Side of Heaven 2"

By Trina Boice

Brought to you by BYU TV and Kolipoki Pictures, this Two Roads film is based on a true story and the missionary efforts of Elder John H. Groberg. If you saw the first movie, The Other Side of Heaven, you will remember the sweet spirit of the storytelling and the heart of the beautiful Tongan people. This sequel takes place 10 years after the original movie and is a heartwarming reunion with more inspiration and miracles. You don’t need to have seen the first movie, but it certainly helps in order to appreciate the history and significance of some of the relationships. Be sure to check out the Movie Review Mom YouTube channel for an interview with director Mitch Davis later this week!

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LDS Authors, Photographer, Bring Fantasies to Life for Kids Battling Cancer

By Danielle B. Wagner

We all face different trials in life. But for a surprising number of children, one of those trials is cancer. Jonathan Diaz, an attorney with a photography hobby, decided to join forces with some well-known authors, including Shannon Hale and Brandon Mull, to shine some hope into some of these children’s lives by bringing their dreams to life. The finished product—a book titled True Heroes: A Treasury of Modern-day Fairy Tales—couples beautiful photo shoots with short stories written specifically for each of these special kids. Proceeds from this book will be used to bring other dreams to life for children battling cancer. Check out some of the inspiring children featured in this touching new work:

Library of Congress Turns to BYU Students to Get Kids Engaged

A boom during the holiday season helped Apple sell 14.6 million iPads this past quarter, and it’s no secret that kids are using them. A recent study showed 40 percent use iPads before they can even speak.

New Elder Rasband book inspires hope and light

The year 2020 brought more uncertainty and turmoil than any of us could have imagined. The Apostle Paul foretold that in the latter days we would live in “perilous times” (2 Timothy 3:1). Yet the Savior instructed His followers to “doubt not, fear not” (D&C 6:36). So how are we supposed to move forward in faith and focus on the good—even find miracles—when it feels like rage, calamity, and commotion are the status quo?

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4 Tips to Help You Survive Sacrament with Young Children (+ Funny Examples of Meetings Gone Awry)

I was a young mother once. Now I’m just an old mother observing the struggling young mother sitting in front of me during Sacrament Meeting. I know your pain!

Rob Gardner Announces Online-Only, Worldwide Sing-Along of “Lamb of God" on Easter Sunday

Listen to the "All In" podcast Easter episode with Rob Gardner here or in the player below.

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Sister Bingham Shares Beautiful Analogy for Those Who Feel They Don't Belong in the Church

Since she was a small girl, Sister Jean B. Bingham — now the Relief Society general president — has loved to watch the night sky.

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Army Tasks BYU Students with Identifying, Connecting Missing Soldiers with Families

“Family history is something that’s really tender to all of us because it’s about family and we know how much our own families mean to us,” said Professor Jill Crandell, director of BYU’s Center. “We actually become attached to those families and there is a certain amount of inspiration involved when working on these cases.”

Food Storage Recipe: Cinnamon Apple French Toast—A Christmas Tradition

By Emergency Essentials

My family goes all out for breakfast on Christmas morning, but we keep the cooking to a minimum. (Don’t be so surprised—it is actually possible.) It’s a tradition that has carried on for years in my family and has even slipped into my own little family’s tradition now that I’m married.