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Famous Latter-day Saints
"Is There No Blessing for Me?" The Incredible Conversion and Life of Jane Elizabeth Manning James
By Katie Lambert
Shuffling through dirt and mud, stumbling over cold stones that rubbed their skin raw, Jane Elizabeth Manning James and her family inched toward Nauvoo, Illinois, barefoot. It was 1843; James was one of the first black converts to the Church and lived in a time where some people saw her as property first and a human being second.
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Feature Stories
What the low water levels at Lake Powell taught me about Moses, dry ground, and God’s thoroughness
By Emily Linder
The ground I was walking on in southern Utah had been baking in the sun for months and it still wasn’t dry, but Moses and his people were able to walk through almost immediately?
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Why Visualization Might Help with Your Prayers (and How You Can Try It Yourself)
By Greyson Gurley
When we think of prayer, many of us think of simply speaking to God. We are taught the “formula” for prayer from a very young age. We often think of the words we should say when praying. But could prayer look different?
Elder Tryston O'Toole and his family
Stories of Faith
Why this young man calls his service mission his greatest unexpected blessing
By Church News
“Literally everything that I have up until this point is because of my mission.”
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Latter-day Saint Life
Is Anger a Sin? Insights from Church Leaders and the Scriptures
By Yvonne Liu
Is anger a sin? I heard many different answers as I asked people this question. Some say it is a sin because it drives away the Spirit. Some say it is not a sin if the anger is controlled properly. However, Church leaders strongly encourage members to avoid anger, especially when it causes stress in our families. Here is what Church authorities have said about anger and how we can deal with it in our lives.
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Latter-day Saint Life
LDS Teens Die in Car Crash, Girl's Death Came One Week After Her Mother's, Boy's Mother Shares Touching Testimony
By Danielle B. Wagner
Two LDS teenagers, Carson Glen Koch and Brayden Eaton, were traveling home from a Koch family vacation together on Saturday, April 7, when their car veered off the road and rolled on I-15 between Mesquite, Nevada, and Saint George, Utah. "Both of them were instantly killed. It is a tragedy beyond words," a GoFundMe created by the Koch family states.
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Famous Latter-day Saints
RM Ivy League Basketball Player Inspires Teammates On and Off the Court
Two years ago, Corbin Miller found himself some 2,000 miles from his family in Utah, 3,000 miles from his basketball team at Harvard, and about 80 miles outside of Mexico City in the mountains of Puebla, and he didn’t know a word of Spanish.
Theresa Dear
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Methodist elder says learning about proxy baptisms ‘reconciled her unrest’ about her deceased father
“When my father died, I heard his sister say, ‘I don’t think he went to church or was baptized,’ and I wondered.”
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Podcasts
After losing her daughter, how helping thousands with leprosy in India led this mother to healing
In this week's episode of This Is is the Gospel, Becky endures soul-rending pain after losing her oldest daughter, Amber, to suicide. But while going through Amber's belongings, Becky discovers her daughter had secretly been donating to an orphanage in India. Intrigued, Becky eventually makes her way to the orphanage where she begins her work helping those with a crippling disease she thought had been eradicated long ago.