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The Surprising Way This Latter-day Saint Responded to the Man Who Stole from a Christmas Service Project
By Jason F. Wright
The following story is being shared in celebration of the release of the new Christmas Jars movie. It was originally published in 2015.
Elder Holland Appointed to the Boy Scouts' National Board
On May 20, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland was elected as a member of the Boy Scouts of America National Executive Board during the BSA’s National Annual Meeting. Elder Holland attended the meetings during the week and also spoke at a closing reception.
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What Did Jesus Look Like As a Boy? Image From Italy 'Scientifically Recreates' Picture
The "angelic" face of a 12-year-old Jesus has been recreated using the image taken from the Shroud of Turin to commemorate the two-month exhibition of the cloth believed to be Jesus Christ's burial cloth.
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First Mormon Tabernacle Choir Concert Cost 50 Cents
In his book, A Century of Singing, J. Spencer Cornwall, former music director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, details many events in the history of the Choir. One important event discussed is the very first concert in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. The following is an excerpt from the book:
Mormon Team Makes the Final 3 on 'Amazing Race'
The final three teams in the CBS television show “The Amazing Race: All-Star Edition” include Salt Lake father-son team Dave and Connor O’Leary, who won the 11th leg of the race during Sunday’s episode.
Richard Elliott: Enjoying the music of life
When Richard L. Elliott seats himself at the polished cherrywood of the Conference Center organ in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, the 7,667 wind-powered pipes translate the music of his soul into something others can enjoy.
Ye Have Done It Unto My Daughter
There is a scene in the musical GodSpell that depicts the Jesus figure teaching his followers about the sheep and the goats (Matthew 25:31–46). It’s both a poignant and humorous scene, often shown with those listening (like Judas) trying to sneak from the goat side to the sheep side unnoticed.
D.C. Temple graffiti prank won't die
Who did it? Who played the part of the Wicked Witch of the West and was the first in the early 1970s to spray paint the message "Surrender Dorothy" on an overpass on the Washington D.C. Beltway right where the Mormon Temple comes into view? The mystery is now, at least partially, solved.
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107 people in Papua New Guinea are baptized on the same day
By Eastin Hartzell, Church News
The baptisms took place in a pristine jungle river.
Summer Reading List for Adults & Young Adults
By LDS Living
(For our Summer Reading List for Kids, click here.)