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From India to Cedar City: The lesser-known story of this brave woman in the Willie handcart company
By Jannalee Sandau
A Latter-day Saint History video briefly highlights how one member of the Willie handcart company was from India. Here is a little bit more about her in celebration of Pioneer Day.
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For those struggling with mental illness: 4 messages from Church leaders you need to hear
By Katie Lambert
One in four people worldwide will be affected by mental illness or neurological disorders at one point in their lives.
Sponsored: New App Seeks to Unify and Balance Nauvoo Tourism
By Tourburst
According to statistical research conducted last year, the average family that tours Nauvoo visits only 13 sites while on vacation in the historic town. “There are two problems with that,” says resident Matthew Von Trapp. “First, there are easily 60 historic sites, landmarks, and points of interest worth visiting in the immediate area, each lending perspective to the LDS time period. Second, Nauvoo has multiple time periods worth exploring beyond the 7-year LDS period of 1839-1846.
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Prophets and Apostles Share Their Personal Experience with Mental Illness
By Danielle B. Wagner
One in five adults in the United States will battle mental illness in a given year, according to the National Alliance of Mental Illness. Whether it's now or in our future, chances are many of us will come face to face with mental illness, through our personal experience or through a close loved one.
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Are Missionary Arrivals at Salt Lake's Airport Getting Out of Hand?
MR says: The hordes of anxious family members, holding signs and waiting for their missionary, have caused significant problems for the Salt Lake airport in the past, causing officials to design a special greeting area for returning missionaries. While this is great news for Utah Mormons, the question still remains, have we let homecomings get a little out of hand?
What led an espionage thriller author to write the religious book he never thought he would
By Emily Linder
Latter-day Saint Mark Henshaw never anticipated writing a religious book. For 15 years, the security analyst, military historian, and author had been writing well-reviewed espionage thriller novels that follow CIA agents in their chase to secure American safety. He had never imagined that writing stories of spies and secret missions was actually training for a special, spiritual project down the road.
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On His First Trip to India, President Ballard Bears Beautiful Testimony That He Will See His Wife Again
M. Russell Ballard, President of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ, addressed nearly 700 Church members and friends at the Hyatt Regency in New Delhi, India on May 19, 2019—his first visit ever to the country. He expressed his love for the people of India.
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I Live the Word of Wisdom Differently Than You, and Why That's a Good Thing
By LDS Living Staff
The Word of Wisdom can be a tricky topic of conversation, partly because it encompasses so much while still remaining incredibly vague. While prophets have helped clarify certain common questions about the Word of Wisdom among Mormons—such as the fact that "hot drinks" refers to tea and coffee—much is left up to personal interpretation. And as a result, that leaves plenty of room for disagreements or differences between Mormons.
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The Late-Night Prompting That Came to One Man in a Hospital Waiting Room
By Doug Marley
After years of fighting one kind of illness after another, my wife finally met a doctor who diagnosed her with Cushing’s disease. We found out that she had a tumor growing in her brain and that the only hope for recovery was considered, at best, a long shot. She would have to undergo brain surgery, and, if she survived, she would be bedridden for at least a year.
Church makes 200 food donations in New York to commemorate 200th anniversary of the Restoration in 2020
By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Two hundred deliveries to food pantries and charities in the state of New York are being donated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the first appearance of God the Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, in Palmyra, New York, to Joseph Smith, prophet and first president of the Church.