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Mormon Media Observer: BBC story shows the limits of 'getting both sides'

Some people believe the Earth is flat — or so I’ve heard. If Wikipedia is to be believed, they’ve formed a society — the International Flat Earth Research Society. Their work is called a theory. Their history includes antecedents with high-sounding names like Zetitism and practical cosmography.

Take high road with 'Book of Mormon' musical

A couple of years ago I wrote a column about Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the "South Park" guys, and their proposed Broadway-bound "Mormon Musical." After detailing how they have lampooned all things LDS since their earliest collaborations around 1993, I suggested it was time for the duo to find a new target.

Bulk Up Your Food Storage Without Spending a Fortune

By Augason Farms

“I started buying Augason Farms foods for long-term storage but I also use it every day. The taste and convenience is unbeatable!” -Customer Review

Elder Ballard, Rasband Praise Billionaire Jon Huntsman Sr.'s Legacy of Giving

“The amount of good that he has done that has been done quietly that has not carried his name or not been public, nobody knows. I think I know enough to say to you that it is very significant,” Elder Ballard said.

BYU basketball: Tyler Haws, playing sparingly for Team USA, cites Mormon faith as hoops asset

Through four games at the World University Games, playing time has been scarce for BYU's Tyler Haws. The 6-foot-5 swingman has averaged just 1.8 points and 7.5 minutes per game. The normally sharp-shooting Haws has struggled with his shot, making only 2 of 9 from the field and 0 of 3 from 3-point range. Notwithstanding his early struggles, Haws has said he's grateful for the opportunity to represent his country. The BYU star recently cited his mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a reason for a lot of his success on the hardwood.

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15 Powerful LDS Resources for Battling Depression

By Seth Adam Smith

The holidays are supposed to be a time of joy, but for many, it can be a time of intense depression. Seth Adam Smith, author of Marriage Isn't for You and the new novel, Rip Van Winkle and the Pumpkin Lantern, shares some of the most helpful LDS resources he's found to help him manage his longtime battle with depression.

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While wrongly imprisoned for 537 days, this father had one scripture story permanently bookmarked

By Emily Linder

“I had to figure out a way to believe that God existed and that He still loves me while understanding the reality of my situation.”

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LDS Woman with Down Syndrome Crowned Miss Amazing: How She Shares Her Testimony and Lifts Others

By Katie Lambert

Her fingers were crossed and she was nervously swaying back and forth on the stage when she heard the words: "Our Senior Miss Queen is . . . Tara Goodson!"

Podcasts

‘If someone asked you why the priesthood restoration was so significant, what would you say?’ Joseph Smith Papers historian answers

By Morgan Pearson

“What does [the priesthood] bring into our lives? Why did God need this authority? Why did God need these ordinances in our lives at this time?”

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Do you remember Pres. Nelson’s 10 invitations from last general conference?

By Chelsea Hayden

Before jumping into April 2022 general conference, take quick look back at the 10 invitations our prophet extended last October.