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What a poignant reminder that our lives are not all the same, but we can still do family history in our own way.
So much of what we watch or read today trains us to find fault with our bodies. But here are some eternal gospel truths that might help to combat some of those negative messages.
Noting that he does, in fact, read the comments on his Facebook and Twitter pages and, "Like I said during general conference, while my tech skills may not quite measure up to those of a typical seven-year-old, for a septuagenarian, I do all right," President Dieter F. Uchtdorf shared his thoughts on the comments on his social media these past few days.
If you've spent any time doing family history research, you know just how overwhelming it can be to search through newspapers trying to find a trace of your ancestors. That's why the RootsTech Innovator Showdown winner decided to simplify and speed up newspaper searches with his award-winning app.
In an attempt to comfort a young wife who lost three children to miscarriages, doctors and friends would try to give advice that only ended up hurting more than helping. But eventually, Breaunna Stone realized something about the gospel that helped her see with a new perspective.
The lawyer Utah hired to defend its marriage law says the U.S. Supreme Court lobbed a dozen "religious freedom grenades" when it legalized same-sex marriage across the country last month.
Nearly every week, most members partake of the sacrament and renew their baptismal covenants. And though this sacrament ordinance is performed regularly within the Church, it is nonetheless sacred.
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As Donny Osmond recently discovered, when life gets stressful, there's always one unusual but effective way of loosening up—goat yoga.
This April, for Mental Health Awareness Month, BYU quarterback Tanner Mangum opened up about his struggles with depression and anxiety. "I am not ashamed; on the contrary, I am proud to embrace my own personal journey, accept and love myself—flaws and all. I am grateful to be able to raise my voice and stand up for those who experience similar struggles," Mangum wrote at the time. Since then, his story has been a motivation for many.