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Latter-day Saint psychologist: Why the obedient are supported in trials rather than protected from them

My dear grandmother recently passed away just a few days shy of her 100th birthday. My father tells the story of speaking with her many years ago, not long after he married my mother.

Famous Latter-day Saints

4 Mormons Who Won Academy Awards

By Jamie Armstrong

Talented Church members in Hollywood have left their mark on the silver screen, as well as behind the camera. Check out these Mormons who have won an Academy Award or been nominated for an Oscar.

Latter-day Saint Life

A time for prayer and a time for Play-Doh: What one video taught me about the season of motherhood

By Haley Lundberg

My toddler makes it hard to have time for spiritual things, but a recent Instagram video helped me feel more confident in my role as a mother and how I’m spending my time.

Latter-day Saint Life

Changing the World with Chocolate: One Mormon Man's Story

By Jeff Hampton

Who can travel to remote corners of the world, run an award-winning, internationally recognized business, and still make plenty of time for his wife and kids?

Goal accomplished: One million names indexed

In the October 2011 general conference, Elder David A. Bednar reiterated the words of the Prophet Joseph Smith who said: "The greatest responsibility in this world that God has laid upon us is to seek after our dead."The Sacramento California Stake took that responsibility to heart and conquered the OMNI Project 2011: "One Million Names Indexed" in October.

Washington Post: High-profile Mormons in media advance understanding of LDS Church

When Mitt Romney ran for president three years ago, calls from reporters came pouring into the public affairs office at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The reporters' questions made it clear that they didn't know much about Romney's faith, church officials said.

13-year-old's Personal Progress Project Preserves World War II History

Miranda Wilson has spent more than 100 hours studying World War II. The 13-year-old from Tulsa, Oklahoma, started a serious research project when students in her homeschool group were encouraged to interview three veterans.

Latter-day Saint Life

What Nephite History Teaches Us About Pornography + 2 Ways to Combat It in Your Own Life

By Dr. David T. Morgan

The end of the Book of Mormon contains one of the most gruesome scenes in all of recorded scripture. If you think I’m talking about the events at Cumorah where about a quarter-million Nephites are massacred, think again.

Why I'm a Mormon

I normally try to avoid hearing what other people think about a book before reviewing it—but in the case of Why I’m a Mormon, someone else’s reaction was the reason I wanted to read it. I was in a Deseret Book store in Bountiful when a man picked up a copy from the display table, noted Democratic Sen. Harry Reid was one of the 53 essayists, and said in a loud voice, “Harry Reid, huh? I wonder what he has to say for himself!” He got laughs from the other patrons. Everybody understood. What was a leader from the party of abortion and gay marriage doing in an LDS book? From that moment, I couldn’t wait to get a copy. On the flip side, the glares I got while reading it at a Salt Lake City Beans & Brews are a story for another day.

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Watch: "Toy Experts" Share How to Use Little Lamb from Bethlehem to Bring More Christ into Your Christmas

By LDS Living

With all the Christmas shopping, decorating, and holiday-themed activities going on this time of year, it's easy to lose focus of the true meaning of Christmas—Jesus Christ.