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4 Important Questions Many People Have About Modesty + Sister Carol F. McConkie's Answers

Speaking to a group in the Hinckley Alumni Building on the university campus, Sister McConkie addressed four questions regarding modesty:

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Watch: Man Diagnosed with Alzheimer's Surprises Wife with Most Romantic Gift

By LDS Living

BYUtv's show Random Acts recently went above and beyond to help a man diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease create beautiful new memories with his wife. After setting up an entire wedding in their back yard so the two could renew their wedding vows, the hosts of the show give the couple another big surprise.

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GENTRI Sings This Classic Rock Cover Like You've Never Heard It Before

A classic song from a famous classic rock group. There's no doubt about it, things don't get much sweeter than Chicago's "Hard to Say I'm Sorry." But GENTRI has taken things one step further with this amazing cover. Take a listen.

248 missionaries arrived in the Provo MTC on Wednesday. Look at these photos as they begin their service

By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

For the first time in 15 months, a small group of new missionaries arrived at the missionary training center (MTC) in Provo, Utah, on Wednesday afternoon to start in-person training.

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Why This RM Is Running from One End of Peru to the Other

By Emily Linder

A returned missionary going back to visit the country where they served? Normal. Moving there, earning a spot on a professional soccer team, touring nearly the entire country as a back-up dancer, and then starting a movement that involves running down the entire coast of the country picking up tons (literally tons) of trash along the way? Not so normal. But that is exactly what Clayton Thomas Kearl is doing.

Mauled Mormon missionary has new lease on life after lion attack

He's missing a piece of his leg, his arm was recently amputated and the tendons in his thumb were torn from pressing so hard on his attacker's eyeball, but Elder Paul Richard Oakey said he plans to move on from a day that two lions almost took his life. "Accidents happen. We don't plan them. They just happen," said the 20-year-old whose humility is visible from across a room. "I wasn't planning on getting attacked by lions. It happened and I'm just going to move on."

2020 BYU Women's Conference Will Not Be Held on Campus

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With the Hill Cumorah Pageant discontinued, what’s next for the sacred, historic site?

By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

With the Hill Cumorah Pageant now in the past, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is engaging in a long-term project to preserve the historic and sacred nature of the area. The Hill Cumorah in Manchester, New York, is where Joseph Smith received visitations from the angel Moroni and retrieved the gold plates that contained the record now known as the Book of Mormon.

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Church historic sites will begin reopening in May

By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has approved the phased reopening of Church historic sites in May 2021. These sites closed last spring due to COVID-19.