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Read 3 miracles behind the film about missionaries’ daring WWII escape

Right before WWII, 79 missionaries rushed to escape Germany. They experienced miracles—and so did those who brought their stories to the big screen.

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Quit Trying To Impress Others—You're Just Making Yourself Miserable

If you want to be happy in life, quit trying to impress other people. It just doesn’t work. It has never worked. It will never work. You might be able to impress a few people. You might even be able to impress a lot of people. But you will never impress everyone.

Breaking the Junk Food Habit

By Robert Jones

I was talking to a patient the other day and she asked me this question: if she had to give up one food from her diet, which one of the following should she get rid of?

How to Give a Talk Like President Monson

By Kelsey Berteaux

Have you ever sat in a sacrament meeting where the speaker quoted scripture after scripture, and you couldn’t quite follow? Or have you listened to a talk where the speaker related a lengthy narrative, and you couldn’t figure out why? How many times have you been asked to give a talk, and then struggled with trying to keep from putting the congregation to sleep?

What was life like for Saints sailing from England to Zion? A pioneer's journal recounts details

By Clark B. Hinckley

I, Mary Goble, was born in Brighton, Sussex, England, June 2, 1843. My father was William Goble, son of William and Harriet Johnson Goble. My mother was the daughter of John and Sarah Penfold. My childhood days were spent the same as most children[’s]. When I was in my twelfth year, my parents joined the Latter-Day Saints. On November the 5th I was baptized. The following May we started for Utah. We left our home May 19, 1856.

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The First-Ever LDS Radio Broadcast: President Heber J. Grant's Testimony

In March 1922, the Improvement Era carried a short article by editor Edward H. Anderson about the exciting possibilities of the newly invented vacuum tube amplifier – those glass tubes seen inside antique radios and other early- to mid-20th century gadgets. Such tubes amplified electric signals to such an extent that for the very first time, the human voice could be heard by telephone from one coast to the other. Why, Bro. Anderson wrote, “It is not impossible that, by 1925, or sooner, the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints may be able to deliver his sermons in the Salt Lake Tabernacle and be heard by congregations assembled in every settlement of the Church from Canada to Mexico, and from California to Colorado.”

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President Nelson Shares the Miraculous Night When Two Girls Visited Him from Beyond the Veil

On Facebook, President Nelson shared an incredible and powerful story of two little girls he operated on who visited him one night from beyond the veil.

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FHE: Prayer

By Shauna Gibby

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Why I Am a Stay-at-Home Mom, Not a Housewife

It’s hard to articulate what exactly a stay-at-home mother does all day, especially to her husband, who comes home and wonders how it can take two weeks to fold one basket of laundry or why taking a shower is the Holy Grail of any daily routine.

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Man Arrested After Allegedly Displaying Knife and Struggling with LDS Missionaries

By LDS Living

A 39-year-old man allegedly displayed a knife and struggled with two missionaries in Pocatello, Idaho, but no injuries were reported and the man is facing two counts of felony aggravated assault, according to East Idaho News.