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My name’s Elder Beck. I enjoy playing football wrestling and lifting weights. I’m also a licensed barber and enjoy cutting people’s hair. I grew up in the church and have more recently become very close to God through examples of friends going out on missions and now myself being out on a mission. I am serving in Lima, Peru and can’t wait to get started!
In a recently released leadership training video, members of the Seventy and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles discussed the importance of keeping the Sabbath day holy and making sacrament meeting more meaningful. A shortened version of that meeting was then sent out to stake leaders to share with individual ward councils.
"A medical marvel," that's what Cosmopolitan is calling Grace Parkinson, who is only 3 months old.
In a live performance on BYUtv, GENTRI performed this daring and unique version of "I Saw Three Ships," accompanied by Nick Johnson. About the performance, the gents wrote for their Facebook page:
Examining Equality, Women, and the Priesthood
This week's FHE lesson topic comes from the Come, Follow Me reading in Acts 16-21. Check out this week's Come, Follow Me study ideas on LDS Living for additional resources and suggestions.
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Beehives are a symbol of industry commonly associated with Latter-day Saints. Elder M. Russell Ballard said in the October 2012 general conference: "The beehive has always been an important symbol in our Church history. . . this symbolism attests to one fact: great things are brought about and burdens are lightened through the efforts of many hands “anxiously engaged in a good cause” (D&C 58:27). Imagine what the millions of Latter-day Saints could accomplish in the world if we functioned like a beehive in our focused, concentrated commitment to the teachings of the Lord Jesus Christ."
“This parable makes a lot more sense when it’s about chickens,” I told Greg. “Now let’s put it back into the words of Jesus.”
David Palmer, or Brother Palmer as his students know him, was discussing the importance of missionary work in a seminary class he taught several years ago when a student asked, “It’s true that you don’t have to go on a mission to go to the celestial kingdom, right?”
For a year, Ryan Cranney had a $100 bill floating around in the center console of his pick-up truck that he had received for his birthday, and now he knew just what to do with it.