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Leading the Mormon Tabernacle Choir suits this Mac very well
Of all the places Mac Christensen ever dreamed of winding up, being president of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir sure wasn't one of them. Back in 1952, as part of a class of 33 in the now defunct Snow High School in Ephraim, he was the one student the music teacher asked to please lip sync the song at graduation.
Vocal Point in, Delilah out on 'The Sing-Off'
Hundreds of Vocal Point fans cheered as the Brigham Young University men's a cappella group stayed in the running on NBC's "The Sing-Off" Monday night. The nine-man a cappella sensation wowed the judges with "You Really Got Me" by the Kinks as its rock-n-roll hit and "Life is a Highway" by Rascal Flats as its country hit.
Despite stereotypes, Salon article was compliment to Mormon bloggers
Last Sunday, I checked my Facebook wall. Hannah, a reader of my blog, had written me a note. My blog, she said, was “name checked on Salon (salon.com) today!” And for my convenience, she posted the link.
Puerto Rican, Mormon congressman bridging gap in immigration debate
Raul R. Labrador is the only Puerto Rican, Mormon, tea-party immigration lawyer in Congress, which the Idaho Republican figures makes him the perfect bridge between the GOP’s hard-line resistance to an immigration overhaul and the urgent sense among Democrats that the November election won them a free hand on the issue. Labrador spent his first two years in Congress earning and burnishing a reputation as not just a “no” but a “hell no” vote on just about every spending and fiscal bill that has come across his desk. But on immigration, he is seeking a different role.
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Church Releases Video, Resources for 2016 Mutual Theme
Resources for the 2016 Mutual theme, “press forward with a steadfastness in Christ” (see 2 Nephi 31:20), are now available on youth.lds.org. New this year are additional helps for tying the theme to what the youth are learning each month in Come, Follow Me.
Members of Midland LDS church reach out to tell their story
The 2012 election, pop culture and more are prompting members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints on Sugnet Road in Midland to take an active approach in sharing their story. Members of the church want to open up a dialog with the community and simply be good neighbors. The effort was prompted by portrayals in the media, Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign and the Midland Neighboring program.
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Sierra Leone Members Grateful for Humanitarian Help During Ebola Crisis
The Church through its humanitarian arm, LDS Charities, sent food and other emergency supplies to more than 1,500 Latter-day Saint families and others in Sierra Leone during the recent state of emergency — the Ebola-virus outbreak, which has claimed the lives of 500 citizens, including two members of the Church.
Latter-day Saint Life
9 Mormon Moments in Sundance Film Festival History
LDS filmmakers, producers and writers have a long history of being featured at the annual film festival co-founded by actor and Academy Award-winning director Robert Redford — from Sundance's origins to this year's films by Jared and Jerusha Hess of "Napoleon Dynamite" fame and documentary filmmaker Greg Whiteley.
All-star high school linebacker chooses Mormon mission over college
Every football player in today’s annual Shrine Bowl all-star game in Spartanburg is among the best anywhere. Most of the 88 top players from South Carolina and North Carolina will get scholarship offers for college and sign letters of intent to play on the famed grassy quadrangles of football factories where the game is not just a game but a culture.
11 RM Messages for Newly Called Missionaries
If you could say anything to a pre-missionary called to your mission, what would you say? Here are 11 returned missionaries giving their advice and testimonies geared, especially for future missionaries called to their mission. I’ve listened to over 100 RMs share their messages and these are just a few of my favorites.