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Watch: How a Former NFL Player's Powerful Testimony Helped Bring a Temple to Philadelphia

Born in Tonga in 1962, Elder Vai Sikahema was 5 years old when his family traveled to the nearest temple in New Zealand for the first time. "Whatever could be sold was sold for our passage to New Zealand," Elder Sikahema says in a new LDS Living video.

Sponsored: Latter-day Saint Brain Researcher’s Memory Stem Cells Proven Highly Effective in New Clinical Research

By Vance Sterling

New Hope for Baby Boomers Who Want to Preserve and Improve Both Short-Term Memory, Focus and Cognition

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Was That Revelation or Just Me?

MR says: How do you know if what you are feeling is the Spirit or something you've imagined? What are some signs that what you are feeling comes from your Heavenly Father?

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Brad Wilcox: 5 Things the Temple Should Mean to Us

MR says: What does the temple mean to you? How can you see this beautiful house of God in a new way?

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Mormon RMs with Discovery Channel Show Help in Houston in Most Unique Way: Radical Off-Road Vehicles

If you were part of a Discovery Channel show called Diesel Brothers, you probably know a thing or two about off-road vehicles. Well, returned missionaries David Sparks and David Kiley used their knowledge to help out victims of Hurricane Harvey in a unique way, by taking their radical vehicles like a rock crawler with super-sized wheels, a helicopter, a Finnish tank, and a boat to Houston to help with relief efforts along with other supplies.

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A Letter from a Missionary in Paris: "It's Very Dark in France Now, We Need Everyone’s Help Finding Light"

When I heard about the bombings in Paris on Nov. 13, turned on the television, and watched the carnage unfold, my heart broke for the people of Paris, for the people of France, and for victims of terrorism around the world.

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All Returned Missionaries Now Pre-Approved for Program to Help Them Receive College Degrees, Certificates

Sitting on the front row in a room full of missionaries gathered to listen to an address by Brother Brian K. Ashton, who was then serving as second counselor in the Sunday School general presidency and vice president of field operations for BYU Pathway Worldwide, a young Filippino sister suddenly pumped her fist and loudly exclaimed, "Yes!"

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2 Mormons' Toilet Bowl Night-Light Gets Surprising Reactions on "Shark Tank"

By LDS Living Staff

Don't you hate it when you have an urgent call from Mother Nature in the middle of the night and your only two options are to get blinded by your bathroom light or fumble around in the dark?

37: “God Is Not the Author of Confusion, but of Peace” (1 Corinthians 14-16)

Simple truths can come to the rescue in our confusing world. For example, when we hear that we will only live once, we can remember that Christ’s resurrection makes it possible for us rise again. When we hear that that we will never be good enough, we can lean on the grace of God. In this week’s lesson in 1 Corinthians 14–16, we will find more simple truths to add to our pocket to help us when the voices of the world grow loud.

Mosiah 4–6: Believe

There is a familiar refrain in King Benjamin’s address. It comes up like the chorus in a great hymn multiple times during this week’s Come, Follow Me lesson of Mosiah 4–6. He asks his people, and us, to believe. Believe on the name of Christ and all the things He can do. And hopefully, our reaction can mirror his people’s when they rejoiced and said, “Yea, we believe” (Mosiah 5:2).