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Addison was an 18th-century author, poet, and playwright whose writings were likely the inspiration for famous remarks such as Patrick Henry's "Give me liberty or give me death!" and Nathan Hale's "I regret that I have but one life to give for my country." He penned the lyrics to "The Lord My Pasture Will Prepare" in 1712.
Exactly 100 years ago, men from all over the world were fighting for a cause bigger than their own.
On the eve of Election Day, many are contemplating their vote and the results tomorrow will bring.
In May of this year, President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was named as a recipient of an honorary doctoral degree during an all-virtual commencement for the University of Utah. On Tuesday, June 15, thanks to the easing of local COVID-19 restrictions, university officials delivered the honorary degree citation and doctoral hood during an in-person visit in the Church Administration Building on Temple Square.
This is a true story about a family at Christmastime—a mother and father who, in the night of their deepest despair, discovered the healing light of hope.
To those outside a particular faith, the rituals and clothing may seem unfamiliar. But for the participants they can stir the deepest feelings of the soul, motivate them to do good, even shape the course of a whole life of service.
Recently, James the Mormon shared a powerful video on Facebook, one that shares the story of how the ambassador of Mali to India, Niankoro Yeah Samake, converted to the LDS Church.
It's so great to see the good Church members are doing all over the world!
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"He maketh the storm a calm, so that the waves thereof are still" (Psalms 107:29). Inspired by this scripture, LDS mom and artist Stephanie Boyd created this stunning song and music video, "Storm before the Calm," to remind each of us where true peace and light can be found amidst the dark thunderclouds of the world.
During the 2012 presidential election, the LDS Church's public affairs office fielded 50 calls a day.