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The vivid dream that brought a worried mother peace

By Krista M. Isaacson

“I don’t normally remember my dreams, but that night, a vivid dream helped my heart to trust Heavenly Father’s plan.”

Stories of Faith

This NFL player faced intense pressure to not serve a mission—why he went anyway

By Emily Linder

Before college, Taysom Hill experienced strong opposition to his decision to put his football career on hold and serve a mission.

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The Alma Richards Olympic story: From down and out to up and over

T.C. Christensen’s new film, "Raising the Bar: The Story of Alma Richards," tells the inspiring true story of Utah’s first Olympic hero.

Help for Life Challenges

The question to ask yourself when it feels like God withholds an answer

By Whitney Owens Hemsath

“I’ve realized there is one question that matters more than any other.”

Feature Stories

She’s played with members of AC/DC and the Killers. How faith helped this teen drum her way to Harvard

By Emily Linder

Not many 17-year-olds can shred on a drum set the way Sofia Detjen does. Between her musical prowess and faith in God, this Harvard-Berklee–bound teenager’s tempo is hard to beat.

Fun

Arizona Newspaper Explains Why Mormons Dominate Pinterest & DIY

By LDS Living

Members of the Church often share their faith on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, with memes, videos, and personal testimonies posted to all their followers. However, members also share their beliefs—along with their crafts, recipes, and DIY projects—on Pinterest.

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Why the Huff Post Said Evangelicals Should Take a Lesson from Mormons

By LDS Living Staff

LDS Living does not support or endorse political candidates. However, we did find this discussion relevant and interesting to the Mormon community.

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Why God Wants Us to Smile

By Jason F. Wright

The following has been reposted with permission fromJasonfwright.com.

"If you build it": Mongolian children to benefit from new library

By Katie Barlow

In a remote village in Mongolia, hundreds of children are forced to drop out of school because of conditions that are less than ideal. Many feel the pressure to work full time to shoulder family burdens. The environment of school dormitories is cramped and crowded with insufficient sanitation. Many organizations have recognized the struggles these children face and the need to make education more accessible. This summer, a new library will be built in Northern Mongolia with hopes of inspiring children to love learning to prepare for their futures.

{A&E} Photos and Demo Video of New Roof Cookbook

By Kate Ensign-Lewis

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