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How One Talk by Elder Holland Helped a Hiker Deep in the Forests of Madagascar
By Greyson Gurley
On this week’s episode of This is the Gospel, Elizabeth Elizabeth finds herself with the precarious situation of an infected foot while hiking in the depths of the Madagascar forest. In dire need of heavenly power, an unlikely source of inspiration prompts Elizabeth to realize that she just needs to ask for a miracle.
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An easy Good Friday tradition for your family (with food, simple symbols, and scriptures)
By Lani Olsen Hilton
For more than 1,600 years Christians have been documented as celebrating Good Friday. What is this holiday and how can we make it meaningful?
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The Mormon Who Played at the First-Ever Super Bowl Halftime Show
Oh, how times have changed!
The "Mormon Effect": Why Mormons are possibly the most politically wise people
During the 2012 presidential campaign, that awesomely deep well of perpetual wisdom, Alec Baldwin, proclaimed that if Barack Obama were not black, his vote total would have been 20 percent higher. . . .The truth of the matter is, if Mitt Romney had not been a Mormon, his vote total might very well have been significantly higher.
Books on Mormons: LDS, non-LDS authors try to explain the faith
Best-selling author Stephen Mansfield can see it coming. "We're going to have a collision on Mormonism," said Mansfield, who has just published "The Mormonizing of America" through Worthy Publishing. The book chronicles what he calls the "unprecedented leap forward" The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has taken during recent years in terms of public acceptance.
Mormon temple protests target Church's Utah leaders
Neighbors of a planned Mormon temple in north Phoenix are protesting at the site, saying Utah's leadership is ignoring their concerns about the building's design, light and traffic.
Elder Marion D. Hanks dies at age 89
A submarine chaser in the Navy during World War II, Elder Marion D. Hanks risked his life to fly into hot combat zones during the Vietnam War to minister to LDS soldiers. When a few of the first letters he wrote back to the families of soldiers didn't arrive until after the soldiers were killed in action, Elder Hanks took to staying up late into the night dictating the letters. Each morning, he put the tapes on a plane back to Utah, where his secretary would immediately type and send the letters.
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Latter-day Saint Life
University of Utah Unveils New Thomas S. Monson Center
A newly renovated mansion on the U of U's campus has been given a new name: the Thomas S. Monson Center. The mansion, west wing, and carriage house will house the university's Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute and will also act as a place to host dignitaries, wedding receptions, and other events.
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Latter-day Saint Life
How the New U.S. Civil Rights Report Contradicts What Church Leaders Have Been Saying
The following is an opinion piece written by the editorial staff at the Deseret News.
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Latter-day Saint Life
FamilySearch Undergoing Transformation That Will Change the Landscape of Genealogy
MR says: FamilySearch has seen some explosive growth as of late--and they have the plans to keep changing in the future.