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Last week I posted some suggestions for belt loops for the Cub Scouts. They were well-received by most. Here is the link: Cub Scouts: May I suggest Something? Since then, I have been inundated by requests (OK, not really inundated, but a handful) for suggestions for additional Young Women's Personal Progress Values. Obviously, this was a much tougher task, because generally, the young women of the Church are wonderful girls, trying to be the best they can be. They also lack the animalistic qualities you encounter iin the Young Men's program.
After building a brand new home and driving it 1,600 miles across the country to help out a family in need, the Slades didn't stop there. They found a way to turn the experience into a sweet missionary opportunity.
A spiritual feast—that’s what I anticipate during my personal scripture study time. But it wasn’t always so. I first had to change my attitude about studying the scriptures, and that meant changing how I study. I find it easier to have consistent, meaningful scripture study when I vary my methods.
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Sometimes it’s easy to mistake inspirational quotes with scripture.
In September of 1908, Henry Ford produced his first Model T automobile. The following month, the Chicago Cubs won the World Series (they haven't won another since). And on November 3rd, William Howard Taft was elected as the 27th President of the United States.
Recently, Yale News focused on Mormons attending Yale and how they live and share their faith.
You might have missed what went on the last week, but we've put together our list of the week's most popular stories so you don't miss a beat. For March 23 through March 29, 2013, these are LDS Living’s top hits.
Sister Audrey Morgenegg of Knoxville, Tennessee, was approaching the entrance to the Provo Missionary Training Center for the first time when she found she needed a moment to breathe.
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