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“We love our fans!” the Mormon Tabernacle Choir proclaims. And to show this, for the first time ever, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints streamed its "Music and the Spoken Word" Valentine’s special on Facebook all day Sunday. You can visit the choir's Facebook page to see if the content is still streaming.
While children hit baseballs and adults kicked around soccer balls, a few hundred members of the Visalia California Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints wielded shovels and rakes at a city sports park on April 30. After meeting at a central location, members of the stake fanned out around the large complex and got to work, sporting the eye-catching yellow vests that identified them as "Mormon Helping Hands" participants. Young adults and adults planted roses while families and children spread wood chips in areas that were previously just hard-packed dirt.
I walked up into the hills in Midway, Wasatch County, recently, gained my favorite vista point and sat for some time looking at and pondering the beautiful world our Heavenly Father has created for us.
Lynne Rydalch remembers that when one of her sons was 8, he told her that he would go to college somewhere far away. Sister Rydalch raised her nine children in Rexburg, Idaho, so she thought he might mean California. In fact, she has now sent three sons to the highly competitive United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. They are Andrew, Fletcher and Wilson Rydalch.
After more than two years of planning, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Aug. 24 will break ground on a 30,389-square-foot temple in southeast Fort Collins. The invitation-only groundbreaking concludes a long and often difficult process that raised tensions between church officials and residents, many of whom objected to the height and potential increase in traffic in their residential neighborhood.
Popular author Stephen R. Covey, who gained fame with the bestselling book "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People," died early Monday. Covey passed away at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center at 2:15 a.m. due to "residual effect" of a bicycling accident in April, according to a family statement. The man, who has nine children and 52 grandchildren, was surrounded by his wife, Sandra, and each of his children at the time of his death.
In the Spring Young Women Auxiliary Training, Sister Ann M. Dibb and I taught Young Women leaders some new algebra: "L3 = Let Laurels Lead." Specifically, we encouraged leaders to invite our Laurels to plan and execute all that happens at camp. (Young Women auxiliary training.)As we have attended Young Women camps this year, we have watched Young Women leaders empower these marvelous young women to lead. We observed greater unity among the girls as plans and activities were focused on needs identified by the Laurels. We saw Laurels conduct with confidence and teach and testify with courage.
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MR says: Need a little laugh even while you reminisce over a wonderful and edifying conference weekend? Then check out these awesome memes.
Mr says: We love and will miss you Elder Scott. Thank you for your counsel and for your years of guidance and insight!