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President Thomas S. Monson was well known for saying, “Decisions determine destiny.” If you're in the midst of making a decision, we hope scrolling through these quotes will provide some guidance on your path.
Elder Loader never really planned on serving a mission. He said “I grew up in a good family however, I just didn’t see myself as a missionary”.
On an episode of All In, psychologist David Morgan spoke of depression and the importance of understanding our identity.
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When the Sherwood siblings competed on the TV show Family Feud, they had no idea that their religious beliefs would play a part in their loss.
“She doesn’t want anyone else to go through what she went through," said attorney Jeremy Dobbins about his client, Anne Ayers. The 18-year-old valedictorian is suing the Kings Canyon Unified School District after she was denied a leadership position at her school's Fellowship of Christian Athletes club because she is Mormon.
This morning, while going through recent news articles tagged for their relation to Mormonism, I came across an article titled, “Is Jon Huntsman a Jack Mormon?” This was one of those articles I knew would be interesting from the get go. It didn’t disappoint.
"In the end what defines you is how you react, are the decisions that you make," Elizabeth Smart says in a new video that gained over 2.5 million views in 12 hours. "So I hope that whatever you are faced with, whatever you deal with, you just remember that you are who you decide to be. You are captain of your destiny. You are the one who decides who you are."
“We’re sent to this earth to be happy and ‘man is that he might have joy,’” Sharee Page, who is battling cancer said. “And you can either cry about your situation or you can look to find the humor in life, and I prefer to be happy. I find that the more that I can find humor in things, the easier it is to be happy.”
Without realizing it, I had tears streaming down my face. I’d been online looking at what my friends were up to, scrolling through their lives with amusement and curiosity. Many of them had recently returned from serving missions, and I found myself clicking through their pictures. With each new click came a new, quiet heartache. They were beautiful, these returned sisters. Their hair fell in curls around their black nametags, their arms were around their companions, and wide smiles were on their faces. Their pictures were filled with comments in all sorts of languages, discussions held by members and converts who loved them and missed them. “My mission was the best experience of my life,” they posted, “and I wish I could go back. I miss the people so much.”