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15 Latter-day Saint audio books for a more inspiring commute

Have you started commuting to the office again? Regardless of how busy you are, audiobooks are a great way to inspire and uplift, without worry about finding time to sit and focus on reading.

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Watch: BYU Cougarettes take national titles with 2 jaw-dropping routines

By Emily Linder

The BYU Cougarettes have done it again—and you don’t want to miss these new routines.

Dave Says: Trusting in the Family

By Dave Ramsey

Dear Dave,

{Food Dish} Recipe Hoarders: It's Time to End the Insanity

By Kate Ensign-Lewis

The other day, my sister came out to me as a recipe hoarder. I was shocked. These cooking groupies have always dumbfounded me.

From the Church

Anxious about the temple? How this temple matron overcame her hesitation to return after her first time

By Emily Linder

If you don't now love the temple or have fears about going back, this temple matron has advice on what do, and her thoughts come from personal experience.

{Lifestyle} The Kids Question: Common Courtesy

By Ashley Bardsley

There’s an issue in our culture I feel just has to be discussed. It has to do with harassment: specifically, asking women when they are going to have babies.

Lesson Helps

FHE: There Is Safety in Following the Prophet

By Kimiko Christensen Hammari

Children’s Songbook

Free Subscriptions to Ancestry.com, MyHeritage, Findmypast Becoming Available to More Church Members

In an ongoing effort to make genealogical records available to Church members, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has made an agreement with three major partners — Ancestry.com, MyHeritage and findmypast — to provide premium subscriptions free of charge to all Church members.

The Atlantic Partners with Deseret News For Series On Fatherhood

In recent days, The Deseret News, a newspaper in Salt Lake City, prominently displayed on its website a feature about Mormons on reality TV shows. The Atlantic magazine’s home page, meanwhile, drew readers toan article on why women struggle to write about sex.

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A Photographic History of Building Temple Square

With over 15 buildings distributed across 35 acres in downtown Salt Lake City, Temple Square is the most visited tourist attraction in Utah and the most visited religious attraction in the U.S. Its rich history traces back to 1847 when the Mormon pioneers arrived in the Salt Lake valley. Check out our “Building Temple Square – Part I” timeline to learn more about the development and growth of Temple Square in the 1800s.