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Provo Tabernacle announcement raises mixed emotions
When LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson announced Saturday during general conference that the burned-out Provo Tabernacle would be restored and become a temple, watchers in Provo were surprised -- in some cases it was a good surprise, and for others it was not quite what they'd hoped for.
Sister Julie B. Beck on roles of Relief Society and Priesthood
Quorums and Relief Societies are meant to be a safety and a refuge in these difficult days and to support and strengthen the identity, roles and responsibilities of Heavenly Father's sons and daughters, said Sister Julie B. Beck on Jan. 17. "What the Lord envisioned regarding quorums and Relief Society has not yet been fully utilized," said the Church's Relief Society general president. "Many quorums and Relief Societies are at present much like sleeping giants waiting for you to breathe new life into them."
Mormon missionaries to tap online tools
The LDS church is moving further into the digital age, unveiling plans to do less door-to-door missionary “tracting” and more social media networking to find potential converts. Mormon apostle L. Tom Perry announced last week (June 23) that the Utah-based missionary force — more than 70,000 strong — will tap online tools to help them connect with and teach people interested in joining the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Snoop Dogg and 'Survivor' Stars: Who Have You Given a Book of Mormon to?
I believe it was the day after I had a giant garbage can filled with beetles, maggots and Madagascar hissing cockroaches poured on top of my head.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Venezuela's Chief Prosecutor Asks for Release of Mormon Joshua Holt
After Joshua Holt and his wife spent more than a year in a Venezuelan prison, Venezuela's chief prosecutor is requesting a conditional release for both.
BYU's Vocal Point will sing another day on "Sing-Off'
Vocal Point, BYU's nine-man a cappella group minus one, still managed to impress the judges on NBC's "The Sing-Off" reality show enough that the judges kept them for another round of competition. At stake is a Sony recording contract and $200,000.
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Elder Robert C. Gay called as Chairman of the Perpetual Education Fund
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently announced the call of Elder Robert C. Gay of the First Quorum of the Seventy as chairman of the Church’s Perpetual Education Fund. Elder John K. Carmack and Elder Richard E. Cook, who served, respectively, as executive director and managing director of the fund, have been released.
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Two LDS "American Idol" Contestants Sing One Direction's "Drag Me Down"
Two members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints performed together during the Wednesday night group round on “American Idol.”
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President Monson and President Eyring Dedicate Arizona's Fourth Temple
The Gilbert Arizona Temple was dedicated Sunday, March 2, to be a sanctuary of serenity, a refuge from the storms of life and the noise of the world and as a house of quiet contemplation concerning the eternal nature of life and the Lord's divine plan for his children.
Mormon ward is meant to attract, match singles
Being single on a Sunday is hard — just ask anyone of the 60 or so singles that will soon be traveling from around the Eastside area to join the Tiger Mountain Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. “We were hearing the same thing from all parts of the country,” explained Robert Johnson, president of the Bellevue South Stake. “It’s hard to concentrate on the message when there you are, single, alone and feeling completely at odds with the families on either side.”