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Elder Oaks Urges All Church Members to Defend Religious Freedom

A known advocate of religious freedom, Elder Dallin H. Oaks and other Church leaders urged members to advocate for religious freedom while refraining from angry and hurtful rhetoric.

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Elder Christofferson Shares What It Was Like Praying at Trump's Inauguration (+ His Prayer)

By Danielle B. Wagner

At the National Prayer Service offered Saturday morning at the Washington National Cathedral, 25 faith leaders offered prayers for the country and its new leader.

Why Mormonism? What Makes Our Church Unique?

In my personal spiritual journey the past couple of years, I’ve come to realize how expansive God’s love and reach is. I see God and His love at work in so many different people’s lives, regardless of religious background, current alignment (or lack thereof) with the Ten Commandments, etc. I have come to know a God who truly is “no respecter of persons,” and who truly loves His children and earnestly does all He can to bless and help them.

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New Web Radio Station Streams Clean Music Your Family Will Love

By Cleansing Music

Salt Lake City, UT: CleansingMusic, a web-based group of radio stations, has been launched to provide a unique clean streaming option for music listeners. All music has been reviewed and categorized into 12 separate stations plus a Christmas stream. These stations include music from the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, and 2000's plus inspirational, new age/jazz, country, classical as well as non-single album cuts and a blended stream. Streams are accessed through the website cleansingmusic.com and through Tunein Radio, iTunes Radio, Streamlicensing.com, Streema and others. They can be found under cleansingmusic, all one word.

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Missionaries in Belgium Attack Share Whole Story and Testimonies for First Time

"I was looking down and all of a sudden a huge blast came from my right. . . . My watch on my left hand just disappeared. My left shoe just was blown off. A large part of the right side of my body got really hot and then really cold, and I was covered in a lot of fluids, a lot of blood. A lot of that blood wasn’t mine."

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Elder Hales Shares How We Can Be Encircled by Sacred Fire and the Light of Christ

With so much darkness and negativity pressing around us on a daily basis, sometimes we all need a reminder of how much light really does surround and fill our lives as members of Jesus Christ's Church.

Elder Oaks emphasizes the importance of religious freedom to society

In a landmark address today to the Chapman University School of Law, Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints affirmed the importance of the free exercise of religion and called for people to work together to protect this First Amendment right. “It is imperative that those of us who believe in God and in the reality of right and wrong unite more effectively to protect our religious freedom to preach and practice our faith in God,” he said. Elder Oaks outlined the positive impact religion has had on society.

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Emeritus Seventy and Renowned Scientist Alexander B. Morrison Passes Away

“I remember what starvation looks like as I sit down to abundance three times a day,” said Elder Alexander B. Morrison, an emeritus member of the Quorum of the Seventy who was known for assisting the poor, hungry, and mentally ill as a renowned scientist, according to Deseret News. “Carrying this burden keeps me, on the most fundamental of all levels, human.”

Potterpalooza and Pioneer Trek: The Power of Stories for Building Communities

I recently had the opportunity to do something I’ve never done before and may never do again: attend the midnight screening of a popular film, opening night. See, my sister somehow won two tickets to an event called “Potterpalooza” at a local theater. As you can probably guess, this was basically a big pre-screening party for the latest and last installment in the Harry Potter franchise. However, my sister had to go to her ward’s Girls’ Camp (as an advisor) and couldn’t make it. Her husband, while not particularly a Potter fan, decided to go and invited me because we basically enjoy doing anything together, and he couldn’t think of anyone else who would want the tickets more. So the two of us ended up meeting at Jordan Commons in Sandy, UT around 11:00 that night (we couldn’t make it earlier) for the big event.

From the Church

Church Gives Donation to Prevent Teen Suicide: "We See You, Hear You, Need You, and We Love You"

By LDS Living

Utah's teen suicide rate has been rising in recent years. In 2016, suicide became number one cause of death for children 10 to 17 in Utah.