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President Oaks on Family vs. Career: "Women Can Have Both"

In a recent Facebook post, President Dallin H. Oaks answered a question he was recently asked and that is constantly on the minds of many women as they try to follow prophetic counsel and live a fulfilling, balanced life.

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Latter-day Saint MLB Player Bryce Harper Becomes Home Run Champ After Epic Comeback

"It's unbelievable,'' LDS MLB player Bryce Harper said about his win at the Home Run Derby. "We have some of the best fans in baseball, and to be able to do that with my family out there, that's an incredible moment—not only for me, but for the organization and Nationals fans. I'm very blessed and humbled."

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President Nelson and Pope Francis Meet at Vatican, a Historic First

Pope Francis of the Roman Catholic Church and President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints met today at the Vatican in the first-ever face-to-face discussion between the heads of the two global churches.

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Extreme Storm Forces LDS Couple to Move Up Temple Wedding with Only 24-Hour Notice

It's a nightmare all brides fear. But this is something that happened to Jenna and Nate McMaster in real-life, two days before they planned to be married for eternity. But somehow, the couple managed to find the good in the situation.

LDS General Conference to be business as usual, despite 'Mormon moment'

The 182nd Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will open Saturday morning, beginning two full days of conference sessions that will feature sermons, prayers, music and a little church business. General sessions will be held both Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. (MDT), with a priesthood session for male members of the church 12 and older Saturday evening at 6. More than 100,000 church members are expected to participate in weekend conference sessions in the LDS Church's Conference Center in downtown Salt Lake City, while millions more will watch or listen to conference proceedings via television, radio, satellite and Internet broadcasts. In other words, LDS general conference business as usual — "Mormon moment" notwithstanding.

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From Ashes to Blessings: Provo City Center Temple Echoes a Beautiful Legacy

Walking through the doors of the Provo City Center Temple, time seems to ripple in on itself, transporting you to a well-loved past even as it turns hearts to the future. Read more about the beautiful history that can be found in this new temple.

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How One Man Went from Being a Baptist Preacher to Becoming a Mormon Teacher

Wain Meyers never thought he'd join the Mormon church, especially after his mother told him, “They don’t allow black people in that church.” But even after joining, Meyers faith was tested as he was ostracized by his friends and family.

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Pres. Monson Speaks at LDS Christmas Devotional (+Watch Full Devotional)

Thousands of guests filled the Conference Center on Dec. 8 to hear the words of the prophet and other Church leaders during the annual Christmas Devotional, formerly known as the First Presidency Christmas Devotional. Although the name and program for the annual event has changed slightly, the messages of Christmas from Church leaders and music performed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square remained the same. The speakers this year included President Thomas S. Monson, Elder Russell M. Nelson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, Elder Ronald A. Rasband of the Presidency of the Seventy and Sister Rosemary M. Wixom, Primary general president.

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President Ballard Said Missionaries Shouldn't Invite People to Be Baptized Without Feeling the Spirit. Here's Why.

Missionaries need to recognize the Spirit and teach by the Spirit more than at any time in our history, said President M. Russell Ballard during the 2019 New Mission Leadership Seminar on June 24.

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Watch: ESPN Shares Paralyzed Latter-day Saint's Inspiring Birthday Celebration

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Latter-day Saint Cliff Devries is the head diving coach at Rochester Institute of Technology. For nearly a quarter of a century, Devries has been partially paralyzed. Twenty-four years ago, Devries underwent an intensive surgery to remove a 6-inch-long tumor at the base of his brain stem, a procedure that left the right side of his body paralyzed. Yet in 2018, Devries participated in a simple birthday celebration that has been featured on ESPN. As Devries says in the video about this tradition, "From where I came from, it's magical. It's thrilling."