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How well do you know your famous Mormons? The Catholic news site catholicsay.com just might surprise you with the famous Mormons you didn't know "have been changing the world."
Brigham Young University biology professor Byron Adams has spent many months in the depths of Antartica, conducting scientific research in the coldest, harshest environment on earth.
Twenty-four-year-old returned missionary Alex Orme never imagined he'd ever have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sit in a small room with a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
Rarely does an apostle happen to be in the area during the time of a natural disaster. But with the recent eruption of the Taal Volcano in the Philippines, Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles has been able to minister to those affected by the volcanic eruption as well as meet with local leaders.
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Steve Young was all over television sets in the mid-1990s, mostly on the football field but also in some unexpected TV cameo roles.
Last October, Brittney and Alysha—sisters with a shared passion for writing and music—made the long drive from Cardston, Alberta, to Provo, Utah. Their destination? The annual LDSPMA conference, a gathering of over four hundred Latter-day Saint writers, musicians, and media professionals.
Two soon-to-be-built temples—the Wichita Kansas Temple and the Tarawa Kiribati Temple—just marked groundbreaking milestones.