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Four general authorities recently spoke at Church school commencement ceremonies and offered counsel to students receiving their diplomas.
Editor's note: "Scenes from Saints" is a series of articles highlighting interesting facts from Saints volume 2. This is the fourth article in the series.
Editor's note: Our bi-weekly Friday column, “Found in the footnotes,” explores some of the footnotes from remarks given by General Authorities and General Officers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
On August 9, theChurch released a letter outlining how Church members can better "take an active role within their communities to minister to those who have thoughts of suicide or who are grieving a loss." The letter includes resources to help Latter-day Saints understand Church teachings about suicide, how to recognize warning signs, how to help someone in crisis, and how to support loved ones grieving a family member who has taken their own life.
Some preconceptions about sexuality in marriage are helpful and grounding, while others can get in the way of our being able to create an intimate partnership.
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When Spencer W. Kimball was 14 years old, a speaker at a stake conference asked the congregation, "How many of you have read the Bible through?" Though still young, he felt the weight of that question keenly, as he recalls:
While we should not be overly preoccupied in thinking about Satan and his purposes, as we honestly consider our desire to repent and more closely follow the Savior, we need to realize that the forces of the adversary will attempt to thwart our resolve.
Even when a loved one steps away, true peace is possible. Studying these two points of doctrine is a helpful starting place.
Mormons were not especially pleased when Abraham Lincoln won the U.S. presidency some 151 years ago.
Noel B. Reynolds had been teaching political science at BYU for 20 years when a group approached him and asked him to review a book designed to promote Lectures on Faith.