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When my wonderful mother-in-law was diagnosed with cancer, our family’s fervent prayers for her recovery made me think back on the experience of praying for my own dear mother’s recovery from the same illness fourteen years earlier. When I was twenty-two, my mother was diagnosed with cancer. I learned the devastating news while on a Study Abroad at the BYU Jerusalem Center. When I received that call, I was standing at a pay phone on the banks of the Sea of Galilee. I was in the land where the Lord had performed so many miracles, and I knew He could heal my mother. I just needed to have enough faith!
“I don’t know why it’s so hard for people to believe that God wants gay people here,” said Adena Moulton, a student at BYU. Many LGBT students on campus feel the same way after fasting and praying and coming to know BYU was the right place for them to be.
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All temples are sacred, but there's something a little different about the Paris France Temple.
If your marriage has been rocked by an affair, join me for my free online Healing From Infidelity course for LDS Living readers.
Various philosophers have often mused that there are two halves of our lives. What separates them is the period of time when we transition from a belief system to a humble inner knowing. This week’s guests, Brett and Kate McKay, are no strangers to the evolution of faith and say they have experienced significant moments of decision within their own faith. But they have also found that it is very possible to transition from the first half of life to the second with your faith intact. They believe faith shouldn’t be boring; instead, it’s very possible to stay passionate about the gospel after leaving young adulthood.
In honor of the 175th anniversary of the martyrdom of the Prophet Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum, LDS Living is sharing a series of articles about early Church history. The following article originally ran on LDS Living in June 2016.
The scene: One guy. One girl. (Ok, ok. It was me.) Hang-out buddies clearly interested in one another. They hang out at birthday parties, movie nights, and pool parties. A month goes by. There’s lots of texting and chatting on the phone, but still no date. After another month of this, boy and girl rarely see each other and hardly ever talk. Why no happy ending for these two? Simply put, hanging out had become a habit too hard to break.
JoAnn Severson knows what's it's like to be busy. With six kids, many of whom are teenagers, Severson's schedule can be a little unpredictable.