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It's Official. 2 Latter-day Saints Made the "Masked Singer" Finale
By LDS Living Staff
After T-Pain (A.K.A. the Monster) took the crown in Fox's first season of the Masked Singer, Donny Osmond (A.K.A. the Peacock) snagged second place and Gladys Knight (A.K.A. the Bee) came in a close third place.
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30 endearing photos of Elder Cook we think you’ll love
This story was originally published by LDS Living in September 2018 and has been updated to celebrate Elder Cook's birthday.
2 temple groundbreakings have been held in June. Here's where they're located
By Danielle Christensen
Small groundbreaking services have recently been held for two temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Contemplating Calvary: How Good Friday Adds Special Meaning to the Worldwide Fast
By Lindsey Williams
During Holy Week, Christians around the world reflect on the sacred events of the Savior’s life—and this year I feel as though members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have been invited to experience those important events firsthand.
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President Ballard encourages 2021 youth conferences and camps in the US and Canada
By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
In a letter to leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the United States and Canada, President M. Russell Ballard, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, encouraged leaders to look for ways to reconnect with youth in 2021 through local ward or stake youth conferences and Young Women and Aaronic Priesthood camps. The For the Strength of Youth (FSY) conferences (gatherings of teenagers from dozens of congregations) are postponed in the United States and Canada until 2022.
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Why study Psalms for 3 weeks straight in ‘Come, Follow Me’? The reasons might surprise you
By Danielle Christensen
You may have been surprised to discover that the calendar lists the book of Psalms for our “Come, Follow Me” study for the next three weeks. Here are some interesting facts you might not have known about this book of scripture.
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5 fun facts about Elder Neil L. Andersen
By Carly M. Springer
He says, "I milked a lot of cows and moved a lot of irrigation pipe. I can remember that on Christmas morning before we opened our presents, we had cows to milk."
Defending the faith: A shallow Joseph Smith wouldn't have been up to the task
Those who reject the claims of Joseph Smith often dismiss him as merely a shallow fraud who lurched from one crisis or opportunity for exploitation to another, improvising as he went. His unbelieving 1945 biographer, Fawn Brodie, set the tone with her depiction of him as (in Hugh Nibley’s summary of her position), a “chuckle-headed, pipe-dreaming, glory-mongering” charlatan. . . . The notion of Joseph Smith as a lazy, scheming, yarn-spinning ne’er-do-well without a single serious idea in his head simply can’t withstand scrutiny. He was anything but that.
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New Testament Sunday School Lesson 31: "And So Were the Churches Established in the Faith"
By Ted L. Gibbons
(Acts 15:36-18:22; 1 and 2 Thessalonians)
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How Losing My Hair to Cancer Changed How I Think About Happiness
By Merrilee Boyack
Life sometimes feels like being in a riptide, those powerful currents that run underneath the ocean. If you're in one and you try to swim directly to shore, the riptide will drag you back out to sea. As you continue to try to make forward progress, it will sap your strength. Many people have died trying to make it to the shore in a riptide. The key to surviving is to swim parallel to the beach until you find a safe area where there is no riptide.