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Watch: Returned Missionary and Heroin Addict Shares Powerful Story of the Savior's Grace

"How did I go from wearing a missionary uniform to a BYU lacrosse uniform to a county jail uniform?" Tyler asked himself. "How did one pill after surgery turn into full-blown heroin addiction?"

Salvadorans celebrate dedication of LDS church's 135th temple - Deseret News

San Salvador, El Salvador — Salvadorans have endured plenty of emotional scrapes and bruises in recent decades. Many here have lived through devastating earthquakes, economic struggle and the horrors of civil war. But despite such hardships, Salvadorans are a resilient lot. Many say their future promises better days ahead.

Church’s Disabilities Website Released in Nine Additional Languages

When lds.org/disability first launched in 2007 in English, it brought together information that had previously been scattered across handbooks, manuals, and other websites, making helps and ideas more accessible in a central location. Now, during 2012, those resources (which include information about 10 different categories of disabilities and a variety of other helps) are being made available in nine additional languages: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.

Mormonism in Pictures: Mormon Helping Hands Aid Fire Victims in Chile

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are providing ongoing cleanup efforts following a devastating wildfire that destroyed hundreds of homes in Valparaiso, Chile last month. Thousands of people were left homeless and 15 people died in the port city, located northwest of Santiago in central Chile. The fire began on 14 April 2014 and burned for days.

LDS Boy Scout dies at Scout camp in Utah

A 14-year-old Boy Scout died Tuesday night after he was run over by a truck and trailer collecting garbage at a Scout camp. Bruce Rhiddlehoover, who was known as Rocky, was performing a nightly duty of going around Tifie Scout Camp at Mountain Dell Scout Ranch and picking up trash when he fell under a trailer about 8 p.m., said Utah National Parks Council Scout Executive David Pack.

Latter-day Saint Life

BYU Student Critically Injured After Falling from 4th Floor of Atrium, Police Say

A Brigham Young University student was hospitalized in critical condition Monday after falling from the fourth floor of an atrium on campus, police said.

Food Storage Essentials: What about Carbs and Gluten Intolerance?

Some people are concerned about storing grains because they have heard carbohydrates are not healthy. Others wonder about the importance of following a gluten-free diet. Here’s what experts say about these concerns.

From the Church

Church to Close Argentina MTC

Church spokesman Daniel Woodruff gave the following statement on February 8, 2019, regarding the closure of the Argentina MTC:

BYU’s Heaps poised to become the next Jimmer

While his quarterback was upstairs during rounds of radio and television interviews, BYU offensive coordinator Brandon Doman dished about Jake Heaps. This is what Doman said: “People think Jake’s better than Jake is right now.”

Need Food Storage Motivation? Time to Take Inventory

January is a good time to take stock of what was accomplished in your food storage last year. It's also a time to be personally motivated to be prepared. If quality food storage progress was made during the previous year, celebrate that success. If, on the other hand, little was done about it or it was forgotten entirely, now is the time to consider a game plan for the year ahead.