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Fact-checking, Social Sharing Two Ways Tech Is Changing Millennial Faith
Millennials are on their own level when it comes to following religion through technology. According to a recent study by Barna, a research organization, people aged 18 to 29 “stand apart in their unsurpassed digital savvy” and are using social and digital media to practice and engage with the religion.
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Missionaries Using Ukuleles to Spread the Gospel
Whether during Sunday's church services or Monday's family home evening, performances of hymns and Primary songs are important to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Mormon Volunteers Help Digitize Ohio Records Back to 1788
On a recent afternoon, Dan and Carolyn Grammer stood amid the towering, dusty bookshelves in the attic of the Washington County Courthouse, eager to work despite the daunting task that confronted them.
BYU professor receives Bronze Star for work in Afghanistan
The Fourth of July celebrations mean so much more to one BYU history professor who spent the past school year among people in the process of having their freedom restored.
Children in England Have Unique Privilege to Meet an Apostle
The Mormon Newsroom recently reported that Elder D. Todd Christofferson attended a meeting for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in England at which he requested to shake the hands of every youth and child.
Double Amputee Born to 11-year-old Mother Finds Comfort in LDS Faith
Shanthi Kimball has inspired others since infancy.
A subtle change in Mormon media coverage
There is a certain logic to all of the LDS articles about Mitt Romney over these past few years that goes something like this: Journalists observe that Romney has a "Mormon problem," that is that there remains a large group of people unwilling to vote for Romney simply because he is a Latter-day Saint.
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Mormon Single Mom of Four Shares 'Recipe for a Happy Family'
Jimmer Fredette announces engagement
Jimmer Fredette made it official late Friday, he'll be a married man. It is unknown if he will tie the knot before the NBA lockout ends but he made sure he is not locked out from his true love. Fredette announced to his 53,971 followers on Twitter that he proposed to his longtime friend, BYU cheerleader Whitney Wonnacott.
Mormon Artists magazine holds first writing contest
Mormon Artists magazine is holding its first Mormon Lit Blitz Writing contest. The publication is looking for 1,000-word entries of creative writing (anything from literary realism to science fiction) in the form of essays, poetry, short stories or even screenplays. Participants should be committed LDS Church members.