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BYU basketball player Eric Mika announced via Twitter Wednesday night that he had received his mission call for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Rome, Italy and would be entering the LDS Missionary Training Center on May 14, 2014.
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You can’t have a happy Thanksgiving without a little bit of laughter. So sit back and enjoy these hilarious Latter-day Saint comics as you get ready to celebrate Turkey Day with your family.
"Our opportunities to shine are limitless. They surround us each day, in whatever circumstance we find ourselves. As we follow the example of the Savior, ours will be the opportunity to be a light, as it were, in the lives of those around us—whether they be our own family members, our coworkers, mere acquaintances, or total strangers." —President Thomas S. Monson, "Be a Light to the World"
Cancer—that was the word that set Laura scrambling to help her sister Carol when she called to share her diagnosis.
The Mormon Channel published this raw, honest video of a woman who had been with her husband for 10 years. After what had seemed like a fairytale beginning, the two suddenly found themselves falling out of love. Find out how they finally found hope for their marriage again.
Recently, on his YouTube page, John Bytheway posted a video he discovered while sifting through old family videos. In it, he sings a couple renditions of the popular Primary song "Popcorn Popping on the Apricot Tree," one a lovely, romantic ballad, the other a rockin' version of the childhood classic. Check it out:
On July 15, a failed coup aiming to overthrow the Turkish government left nearly 16,000 people imprisoned, 246 killed, and more than 2,000 injured. Over 9,000 of those involved in the coup were soldiers, and the government has released over 1,200 troops and detained 47 journalists.
On Independence Day, David Archuleta uploaded a patriotic and moving cover of Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the U.S.A." to YouTube.