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Best of 2018: How Church Members Made Their Mark on the World This Year

From Church members sharing their talents on TV to assisting in humanitarian efforts around the world, 2018 has proven to be another amazing year for Latter-day Saints. Here are some of our favorite moments from the year to celebrate!

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4 Ways to Look Up When Life Has You Down

By Elise Babbel Hahl

My mom made me wear a dress to the middle school spelling bee. It had pink flowers all over, a bow in the back, and puffy sleeves. I consented because—truth be told—I was totally psyched for this day. One of my favorite movies back then was a made-for-TV Disney film called The Girl Who Spelled Freedom, about a Cambodian refugee who overcame a lot to become a spelling champion (in a dressy outfit).

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Alex Boye's Creates Song for Pepsi, Explains How Faith Played a Crucial Part

You wouldn't think singing the cover song for Pepsi's new YouTube channel would be a spiritual experience. But for Alex Boye, his faith played a large role in this incredible experience.

Latter-day Saint Life

Fathers, You Can’t Afford a Stay-At-Home Mom

I’ve had this thought in my head for a while now. I’ve been thinking that I can’t afford for my wife to be a Stay-At-Home Mom. Now, I don’t at all mean to offend anyone with this post. I just have to say that for me personally, I can’t afford it. I’d like to explain exactly what I mean by that so that no one thinks I’m in any way devaluing Stay-At-Home Moms. On the contrary, I mean that I quite literally cannot afford my wife to be staying at home. Here’s why...

{Single Saints} The Slow Cooker Breakup Method

By Vera Taylor

I am horrible at breaking up with people. (I mean really, really bad at it.) One thing I know about myself is that I am a people pleaser—I don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings. I would much rather be the offended one, the broken-hearted one, the one to take the blame, the one who feels rejected, the one who says sorry first (even if it wasn’t my fault). Sure, I don’t want to feel any of those things. But I would rather it be me than be the person responsible for making anyone else feel that way.

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11 Reasons You'll Be Glad You're Mormon During a Zombie Apocalypse

By PJ Howland and Collin Bishop

It's been said that Mormons would fare well in a post-apocalyptic world, but we think that there's more to it than just food storage. See how Mormons will have a leg up on the competition if brain-eating zombies walked the streets.

Latter-day Saint Life

What I Wish I Had Known the First Time I Caught My Husband Looking at Pornography

Read this powerful personal account of a wife and what she learned while helping her husband fight a pornography addiction.

Latter-day Saint Life

10 Things Mormon Women Can't Get Enough of

By Katie Lambert

Image from Getty Images We may tell ourselves we love chocolate for its antioxidants, but most of us have an emergency stash of chocolate hidden somewhere for a rough day.

Embracing the man behind the mask: How being Cosmo the Cougar led one man to accept God's will—and himself

By Danielle Christensen

Charlie Bird rotated his body in a perfect flip. It was the type of movement that was so familiar, the execution was more than just muscle memory now—it was a part of him. The man who had performed as Brigham Young University’s mascot, Cosmo the Cougar, and who had danced in ESPN’s 2017 College Football Awards, was simply doing what he had always done, defying gravity and soaring through the air.

Latter-day Saint Life

"You Will Never Give Birth": The Unexpectedly Hopeful Revelation One Woman Received in the Temple

By Rachel J. Trotter

Hope and infertility. Two words that don’t always go together in this world. But, for one couple, hope came at the end of a long struggle with the dark cloud of infertility. And for them, it brought with it peace and a strengthened testimony of Jesus Christ and the hope He gives to all who seek it. It was the kind of hope that gave Sally and Ryan Paskins new life, literally and figuratively.