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Typhoon Recovery: Sleepless Nights for those in Search of Help and Giving Help

Ever since the storm, Benson E. Misalucha finds it hard to sleep. There is too much to do.

Sunday on Monday - 2021 References and Section Titles.pdf

Insights from Time Out For Women: The Camelot Moments

By Brad Wilcox

To read more from Time Out for Women, go to TOFW.com.

Huntsman: 'Presidential contest not about religion'

Jon Huntsman Jr. talks about running for president as a Mormon in a Washington Times profile published Monday. "(Huntsman) is confident that the race won't turn on his religion and downplays whispers from evangelical Protestants who vow not to support a Mormon. 'These presidential nomination contests aren't about religion; they're about leadership,' Mr. Huntsman told The Times in the kitchen of his home in Washington's tony Kalorama neighborhood. … 'If it's about religion, I'll always come up short anyway.'"

Help for Life Challenges

Waiting for righteous desires is hard. 3 truths to ease your journey

By Michelle Wilson

Here are three truths that helped me in my waiting place, and I hope they can help you too.

Latter-day Saint Life

How do we properly thank those who make us whole?

By Spencer Hyde

“Whenever I think of giving thanks, I think of what in this life makes me whole, and I think of all the people I’m unable to properly thank.”

Latter-day Saint Life

The Dangerous Flaw of Always Keeping an "Eternal Perspective"

By Daryl Austin

As members of the Church, we are often reminded to maintain an “eternal perspective,” and are taught so many beautiful lessons about families being together forever. I think it’s such a valuable message that needs to be repeated often, especially when it applies to certain circumstances that remind us that loss of a loved one isn’t forever. But I want to turn things around to expose one flaw of maintaining an eternal perspective that I think affects us today—especially in our modern Mormon culture.

Sponsored: Ruby’s Inn ⸺ The Best Outdoor Adventure Escape

By Ruby's Inn, advertiser

Be greeted with a family-friendly welcome, fresh mountain air and a plethora of activities for every age. When Ruby and Minnie Syrett established the original inn, Tourist Rest, their focus was always on welcoming every visitor. Rich in pioneer history, the Bryce Canyon area that Ruby’s Inn resides in was founded by Ebenezer Bryce. From the beginning, this area was established by hard-working and family-oriented folks. Today, Ruby’s Inn still lives by that motto. Escape from school, work, everyday stresses and establish Ruby’s Inn as your home-away-from-home.

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Study grace with Emily Belle Freeman and the LDS Living Book Club

By Haley Lundberg

For the month of April, the LDS Living Book Club will be reading “Grace to Become” by Emily Belle Freeman.

‘Praying alone will not bring one soul to the Savior.’ What President Ballard and others taught at worldwide missionary broadcast

The whole Church was invited to participate in a broadcast of the 2021 Seminar for New Mission Leaders. The broadcast featured a discussion among three Apostles—Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf, Elder David A. Bednar, and Elder Quentin L. Cook—and was moderated by President Bonnie H. Cordon, Young Women General President. President M. Russell Ballard, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, gave the concluding remarks.