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We recently baked your cookie recipes—all of them. (We had to give everyone a fair chance, right?) The result was a cookie extravaganza. Utilizing the not unformidable tasting abilities of our colleagues at Deseret Book Corporate and our celebrity judges, including Lion House head baker Brenda Hopkin, we narrowed down the field and found our winner!
Millennial Choirs & Orchestras and Jenny Oaks Baker, America's Violinist, kicked off their electrifying new concert series Amazing Grace last weekend in Dallas, Texas, igniting three separate standing ovations over the course of the evening. The audience was riveted by Baker's flashy tribute to Aaron Copland; spellbound by her rendition of Saint-Saëns's "Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso;" and then lifted out of their seats by the choir and orchestra's fresh interpretations of "Amazing Grace"and "How Great Thou Art."
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Sometimes it’s easy to mistake inspirational quotes with scripture.
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BYU Magazine published a few hilarious Mormon pickup lines that were so good, we just had to add them to our all-time favorite list.
This story is republished from "8 Famous People Who Became Mormon." Read the article here to learn other incredible conversion stories.
Thank you to all our readers who submitted their great party food recipes! We had a fun time testing them out. Over the next several weeks, we'll unveil a couple honorable mentions, as well as the 3rd, 2nd, and 1st place winners.
Despite having aired for six seasons, no contestant of the hit NBC show American Ninja Warrior has ever won the grand prize. This year, though, a Mormon mother of three hopes to change that.
Jane Seymour has earned two Golden Globe Awards, an Emmy Award, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. So last year when the Mormon Tabernacle Choir announced the iconic actress would be the narrator for their famous Christmas concert, I was more than a little excited.
Confession time: I have a weakness for beautiful evening gowns. In high school, I bought a new formal for every school dance, from the Valentine's Sweethearts dance to Homecoming and Prom. In fact, if I ever sold my collection of taffeta and chiffon dresses, I could probably buy a small car.
Not that basketball hoops, brown carpeted walls, and accordion dividers aren’t fabulous décor for a wedding, but a bride usually wants a little more glamour when it comes to this special day. So how can you transform a church cultural hall into a beautiful reception? Easy!