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A new spire reaches toward the heavens in Auke Bay — Juneau’s newest church held its first services last Sunday.

He won't don the blue and gold until 2014, but Manly coach Des Hasler confirmed rising star Will Hopoate had played his final game for the Sea Eagles ahead of his impending move to NRL rivals Parramatta.

Immigrant LDS leaders face tough struggle

The recent arrest and deportation of two LDS Spanish-speaking branch presidents underscores the ongoing debate between justice and mercy on immigration issues.

FamilySearch Offers Free Online World War I Military Collections

Veterans Day is a time to recognize the veterans in our lives — to honor their service for our country and to show them that we appreciate their sacrifices made in our behalf.

Mexican LDS entrepreneurs reap rewards

There has never been anything like this before among Mexican LDS Entrepreneurs. They came from branches and wards from all over the country, June 8-9, to compete for cash prizes, display their businesses, and swap stories of their successes and failures. While their businesses ranged in size and focus, they all had one thing in common: all were trained by two American couples on how to beat family poverty through launching small businesses.

Latter-day Saint Life

Online Exhibit: Life of President Ezra Taft Benson

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Romney-Ryan ticket makes U.S. religious history

In selecting Paul Ryan for his running mate, Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has made modern political history: a major party ticket with no Protestant Christian. Some historians call it the first ever. Others say it's technically the first since Abraham Lincoln. And there is an argument to be made regarding Dwight Eisenhower.

From the Church

Mormons Around the World | 11 July

Pacific: Latter-day Saint Family Promotes Literacy

Ann Romney tells Leno electing a Mormon a good signal

Ann Romney says the election of her husband, a Mormon, would signal "that prejudices are left behind" just as the election of President Barack Obama sent that signal. The wife of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney tells "Tonight Show" host Jay Leno that she loves the fact that the nation elected its first African-American president.

Mormonism in the News: Getting it right

Today’s edition of “Getting It Right” features two articles that include discussions of the Church and politics. The Church is politically neutral and does not allow its church buildings, membership lists or other resources to be used for partisan political purposes. Two additional articles note the diversity of political thought within Mormonism and the heterogeneous personalities of Latter-day Saints.