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2 Prisoners of War Who Attempted Escape in Order to Become Baptized Members of the Church

I met a former German soldier, Joseph F. Beuchert of Heidelberg, who was a young man when he was conscripted into the German army. He spent four years as a prisoner of war, an experience filled with physical deprivation. In hindsight, he came to regard one of the POW camps as a gateway to an abundant and fulfilling life. In that camp, he found one of his greatest blessings: knowledge of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

To Mormons: Take care - you just might be someone's 'Mormon friend'

By Chrisy Ross

There’s no shortage of pronouncements on what Mormons believe, ironically from people who aren’t members of the LDS Church; many who have skewed information. It has become evident that Mormonism is a trending topic and there is amplified interest in all things Mormon. This provides a great opportunity for members of the Church to set things straight.

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The "Supernatural Power" and Miracle That Allowed David Whitmer to Come to the Prophet Joseph's Aid

By Jack M. Lyon, Jay A. Parry, Linda Ririe Gundry

As Joseph was translating by means of the Urim and Thummim, he received instead of the words of the Book, a commandment to write a letter to a man by the name of David Whitmer, who lived in Waterloo, requesting him to come immediately with his team, and convey himself and Oliver to his own residence, as an evil-designing people were seeking to take away his (Joseph’s) life, in order to prevent the work of God from going forth to the world. The letter was written and delivered, and was shown by Mr. Whitmer to his father, mother, brothers, and sisters, and their advice was asked in regard to the best course for him to take in relation to the matter.

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Experts Weigh in on Why You Should Accept President Nelson's Social Media Challenge and Offer Tips for Success

This article was originally posted after President Russell M. Nelson issued a challenge to the youth to fast from social media for seven days. In light of the new challenge, given by President Nelson in the general women’s session of conference last weekend, we thought this article would be a great reminder of the benefits and blessings of social media fasts.

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Why Did Nephi Have to Kill Laban?

I've never thought about Nephi's killing of Laban like this before. This completely changed the way I understand Nephi and the beginning of the Book of Mormon!

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FHE: Individual Worth

By Shauna Gibby

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The seemingly impossible, our imperfect offerings, and being spiritually minded among topics discussed by Church leaders this week

By Lindsey Williams

Editor’s note: “This week from the pulpit” highlights recent messages from General Authorities, General Officers, and leaders of the Church. This story may be updated throughout the week.

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BYU Women’s Conference begins next week.

By Lindsey Williams

With 47 sessions and 59 presenters, the conference is sure to be inspirational and uplifting. Here are 8 things you need to know about the conference.

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Responding to the mental health repercussions of a pandemic

By Jane Clayson Johnson

Now, more than ever, we need to keep talking about depression and doing things to help those who feel desperately alone.

Elder Cook dedicated the Nauvoo Temple District last weekend. Here’s what that is and why it matters

By Danielle Christensen

On June 27, 2002, President Gordon B. Hinckley dedicated the rebuilt Nauvoo Illinois Temple on the anniversary of the Prophet Joseph Smith’s martyrdom. In his dedicatory prayer, President Hinckley prayed that the temple would “stand as a memorial to him who lived here and was buried here, Joseph Smith, the great prophet of this dispensation, and his brother Hyrum, whom he loved.”