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Elaine Bradley is a wife, mother and Mormon who lives with her family in quiet and conservative Provo, Utah.
More and more lately we have seen missionary work take to the internet, especially Facebook. Last month many people, including well-known Mormons such as Alex Boye and Lindsey Stirling, participated in an online Book of Mormon event where pictures, testimonies, and experiences were shared.
A youth conference in Alabama was taken by surprise this summer by the opening act of an up-and-coming singing group called the Redhead Express. Four red-headed beauties, with each playing their own instrument and with three of their brothers, dazzled 900 youths and their leaders for over an hour.
You can argue that religion is just another childish thing that an interplanetary species should leave behind. But we seem rather attached to our gods and goddesses, so it seems just as likely that we'll take religion into space with us. Which brings us to Mormonism.
To God, mortal men and women have infinite value, Elder D. Todd Christofferson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles declared June 24 to elders and sisters at a devotional emanating from the Provo Missionary Training Center and carried internationally to other missionary training centers.
ABC’s reality show “Celebrity Wife Swap” gives insight into what would happen if famous families switched spouses for a week. Despite its provocative title, the show does not involve any extramarital romance and the content is generally mild. It prompts participants to evaluate how they can improve their own marriages and families.
To encourage learning and teaching as a family in the home, each issue of the Friend magazine provides activities, suggestions, and ideas parents can use for family home evening, family scripture study, and other informal teaching opportunities.
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Set with a fantastical backdrop, this music video cover of "Beauty and the Beast" performed by LDS artist Jennifer Thomas and featuring Armen Ksajikian is simply stunning!
When trials like those experienced by the Martin and Willie handcart companies bring individuals' faith together, they weave a "warm tapestry of faith" that protects them from the chilling winds of iniquity and adversity. That was the message Elder Marcus B. Nash of the Seventy and current assistant executive director of the Church History Department delivered Feb. 9 in the first of this year's "Men and Women of Faith" lecture series, sponsored by the Church History Library and held in the auditorium of the Church Office Building in Salt Lake City.
In the age of instant communication, storytelling and “once upon a time” are sometimes considered old and unwanted. The most common stories are those about catastrophe and the cruelty of man. This negativity often decreases faith in humanity.