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How This Latter-day Saint Major League Baseball Player Is Breaking Down Stereotypes
I’m going down to watch Bryce Harper of the Washington Nationals play baseball.
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State Department Aware Russian Police Detaining 2 Latter-day Saint Volunteers
The U.S. State Department is aware that two young Latter-day Saint volunteers are being detained by local police in Novorossiysk, Russia.
Kevin J Worthen J.D. Named BYU's 13th President
Kevin J Worthen J.D., former dean of the J. Reuben Clark Law School and the current advancement vice president of Brigham Young University (BYU), will become the 13th president of BYU. Worthen will begin his tenure as president of the university on 1 May 2014.
LDS members prepare for conference, social media explosion
After the Savior appeared to the Nephites, the Book of Mormon records, “And it was noised abroad among the people immediately, before it was yet dark, that the multitude had seen Jesus, and that he had administered unto them, and that he would also show himself on the morrow. … Yea, and even all the night it was noised abroad concerning Jesus ...” (3 Nephi 19:2-3). Apparently, the Nephites understood the social network concept.
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Russian Police Detain 2 Latter-day Saint Volunteers in Novorossiysk
Local Russian police arrested two young Latter-day Saint volunteers during a meeting at a church meetinghouse on Friday and continue to detain them in Novorossiysk, a city on the Black Sea, according to a church spokesman.
Wright Words: My 8-year-old boy suffers a crushing defeat at the county fair
Last week my son learned a valuable lesson about blue ribbons at the Shenandoah County Fair. Along with two of his siblings, my 8-year-old, Kason, entered two exhibits in the youth division. There were approximately six billion categories to choose from, but he decided to take his talents only to the drawing competition. He was confident this was the year he would finally take home a coveted blue ribbon.
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LDS Triplets Open Their Mission Calls Together (+Video)
The parents of these triplets said they will each be working multiple jobs over the next two years as they support their three missionaries who will be serving all over the world!
Religious conservatives starting to embrace Mormon Romney
Even before Mitt Romney swept the first three primaries in April, effectively ending Rick Santorum’s presidential bid in the eyes of the pundits if not Santorum himself, Mark DeMoss was fielding calls from religious conservatives who sensed the end was nigh and were eager to set up meetings with Romney. DeMoss, an evangelical public relations executive and a senior adviser to the Romney campaign, also said that immediately after Romney’s latest victories he got a call from a prominent evangelical who wanted to organize a summit with other Christian conservatives to start rallying support for Romney for the fall campaign.
Famined Africans build water tanks, aided by LDS Church
What happens to a place struck by famine or disaster after the world's attention turns to another disaster, in another place? A famine in the Horn of Africa, the worst in the region in the last 60 years, has displaced nearly half a million people from Somalia, who have fled hunger and war for a better life. The Horn of Africa is one of the harshest and most unforgiving places on the planet. Three years of punishing drought have left the region bone dry and devastated.
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"Families Are Very, Very Important": LDS Mayor Named Ohio Mother of the Year
“One thing that I feel very, very strongly about, (is that) families are very, very important,” Mayor Robin Laubaugh said after being named the 2018 Ohio Mother of the Year.