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Latter-day Saint Life
5 Big Changes, Announcements from April Conference
By Danielle B. Wagner
From five new temples to not showing hymn lyrics during congregational hymns, this conference weekend saw many exciting changes and new announcements. Catch up on them here:
The Mystery of “Messed-up Hormones”
By Robert Jones
Meet Mia. Mia is a delightful young married woman; 25 years old. She came to our clinic with her mother seeking help for what she called “raging hormones.” I asked her to explain.
Cook, Pray, Love
By Kate Ensign-Lewis
Panko-encrusted baked zucchini fries. Creamy pesto pasta with roasted tomatoes. Stuffed pizza rolls. Thai peanut noodles. All related in classic glamour food fashion and punctuated with phrases reminiscent of a chatty friend.
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Latter-day Saint Movie Review: What Families Need to Know Before Seeing "Angry Birds 2"
By Trina Boice
Does anyone play the Angry Birds Classic app game anymore? Sony Pictures is hoping so. They raked in $350 million in 2016 for the first The Angry Birds and would love a repeat for their sequel. Did you like the first one? If yes, then you might get a kick out of this one. If not, then skip it. Do you even remember anything about the first movie? Nope, neither do I. Audiences are mostly wondering why this movie exists. This sequel seems like an obvious cash grab and a desperate attempt to revive the app.
"All In" Podcast: One Woman’s Testimony of Agency After Surviving an Abusive Marriage
By Morgan Pearson
When I reached out to April Giauque about the possibility of coming on our “All In” podcast, she responded by saying that she read a blog post I had written about suffering. She specifically cited three quotes from the piece:
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From the Church
Want to add to your gospel study this week? These recent messages from Church leaders may be just what you need
Editor’s note: “This week from the Pulpit” highlights recent messages by General Authorities and General Officers of the Church.
How a Book of Mormon passage helped 1 gay Latter-day Saint better understand his relationship with God
Charlie Bird took the world by storm with his unbelievable dance moves. Performing with the BYU Cougarettes—one of the best collegiate dance teams in the United States—in a mascot suit, Bird not only kept up, he brought the crowd to its feet, catching the attention of national media.
Podcasts
How one encouraging comment from a bishop changed the life of Nashville Tribute Band’s Jason Deere
The Nashville Tribute Band’s Jason Deere is the son of two converts to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His father joined the Church after noticing something different about a man who had a desk across from him at Vance Air Force Base in Enid, Oklahoma. The man was a Latter-day Saint from Idaho named Gary Cox.
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Latter-day Saint Life
A marketing professional’s take on ‘abandoning attitudes and actions of prejudice’
Ronell Hugh has spent his career in marketing working for recognizable businesses like Adobe, HP, Microsoft, and Walmart, and recently spoke of approaching the prophet’s call to abandon attitude and actions of prejudice from the perspective of a marketer.
{Lifestyle} What Christmas and Easter Have in Common
By Ashley Jones
No, this isn’t a post about Christmas--if it were, I’d be four months late. Bear with me until I make my point. Every Christmas my mom pulls out her “Christmas books.” I’m not kidding, it’s usually at least one full bookshelf worth of books – picture books for the grandkids to read; Richard Paul Evan’s latest Christmas book (he has one at least every year, doesn’t he?), and books sharing ideas on how to remember Christ during Christmas. The majority of the books on the shelf however, are that last topic: idea books on how to celebrate and remember Christ, despite all the commercialism. Most Americans start celebrating Christmas the day after Thanksgiving; the decorations are usually up in the malls two weeks before that.