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75 years ago today, Major League Baseball founded its Hall of Fame. The Hall is home to legendary baseball names like Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Sandy Koufax and Hank Aaron, as well as many others who played or managed the game with extraordinary skill.
Scholars and faith leaders joined together on Saturday, 14 May 2011, for a symposium at the University of Oxford in England marking 400 years of the King James Version of the Bible. The event, which was jointly organized by Harris Manchester College and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, celebrated the impact of the Holy Bible on culture, religion and literature.
What a powerful principle of parenting, one we can observe in our Heavenly Parents: "Notice that there is no shortcut to effective parenting. We must show compassion in order to cultivate compassion."
A plot of land in Oakland Twp., once home to Joseph Smith, founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, holds sacred significance to the church and is also a recognized historical site. On Saturday, Oct. 13, the LDS Church publicly unveiled its plans for the development of the site – now marked only by a monument – into a visitors’ center focused on the events that occurred at the Oakland Twp. location.
Remember your Grandma’s “Book of Remembrance”? Or your father’s detailed, daily journal? Those are great ways for recording important events, but they’re by no means the only options available anymore. If writing for several minutes every night isn’t your style, try one of these creative ways for preserving your family’s story.
The movie Joseph Smith: The Prophet of the Restoration was the first full-length motion picture the Church released on the Internet. The movie is about Joseph Smith, the founding prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Here are all the ways you can watch the movie: -Online at MormonChannel.org/Joseph, where you can watch it streamed or you can download it free. It’s also on the Mormon Channel on YouTube.
Social media users often categorize their posts by using hashtags, which are words prefixed with a hash (#) sign. These subject tags can be searched on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Flickr, and Tumblr to find information about a given topic. For example, #ldsconf is a hashtag commonly used when sharing information about LDS General Conference. #LDS and #Mormon are common hastags for general information about the Church.
In the last LDS General Conference, Elder L. Whitney Clayton reminded us that “there are no secrets about relevant matters in marriages based on mutual respect and transparency. Husbands and wives make…decisions…together, and both have access to all information.” He went on to say that “Loyalty is a form of respect. Prophets teach that successful marriage partners are ‘fiercely loyal’ to each other. They keep their social media use fully worthy in every way. They permit themselves no secret Internet experiences.