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How girls (and women) are choosing God today: What I learned driving 5,118 miles

By McArthur Krishna

Editor’s note: This article was originally published in 2015.

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The Mormon Who Disney Asked to Star in Their Broadway Run of "Beauty and the Beast"

By Danielle B. Wagner

Donny Osmond and Disney go way back. "It's because of Disney that I am in show business. Walt basically discovered my brothers singing in Disneyland and then put us on his television shows," Osmond told broadway.com.

The One Thing Men Wish Wives Knew but Can't Tell

By Connie Sokol

In Shaunti Feldhahn’s book For Women Only, the author asked 400 Christian men, ages 21 to 75, in a national survey what they wished their wives knew, but couldn't tell them. They could have said anything, and did—more understanding, respect, sex, and taking care of herself. But even when a man could have finally had the ultimate say, the number one thing he wished his wife knew was this: how much he loved her.

Latter-day Saint Life

How a Drowned Laptop Taught Me the Miracles of the Temple

By Alexandra Mortenson

In the September 1995 Ensign, President James E. Faust wrote:

Latter-day Saint Life

Elijah, Moses + 6 More Times People Were Translated by God

By Jay A. Parry and Larry E. Morris

We know from the scriptures that there were people who did not "taste of death" or who were "taken up by the spirit." But what does it really mean to be translated?

{Lifestyle} Finding More Joy in Womanhood

By Connie Sokol

Sometimes I observe women—at church, the grocery store, the park playground. And single or married, what I most often see is a plethora of the “Mom Stance”—hands on hips, furrowed brow, and NO SMILE. It plagues us all, this serious business of daily living. Even Sister Julie B. Beck shared in a talk from the 2010 Women’s Conference that as she lamented what she could do better, her daughter said, “You could smile, mother. You could smile.”

Q&A with LDS Olympian Noelle Pikus Pace

By LDS Living

Photo from Pampers / Getty Images For many, the journey to the Olympic games is a long and difficult one, and for Mormon Olympian Noelle Pikus Pace, that story is no different. Her first shot at the winter games should have come in 2006, when she was favorite to win gold, but an unfortunate accident where another racer's bobsled flew off the track and struck her, breaking her leg, prevented her from competing.

LDS Week in Review: 5 Must-Read Stories (May 23 - May 29)

By LDS Living

Elder Perry's cancer was reported terminal this Friday.

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Elder Holland's Take on 'The Dress' +5 More Things We Learned About Him This Week

Photo from lds.orgHugh Hewitt runs a nationally syndicated radio show heard in more than 120 US cities every weekday afternoon with more than 2 million listeners. Last week, he got the chance to chat with Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve. Here are some of our favorite moments from the interview.

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“Come, Follow Me” May 20–26: “Behold, Thy King Cometh”

By LDS Living

This week’s readings: Matthew 21–23; Mark 11; Luke 19–20; John 12