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Carlos Wizard Martins learned to work at an early age. His father drove a truck from town to town in Brazil selling goods and young Carlos would go with him during school breaks. Far from a vacation, Carlos would go into the stores, take orders and deliver the goods while his father sat in the truck listening to the radio.
What is your personal “anchor belief”? Here’s how a new speaker series can help you find it:
We all love a good story. And what better way to find out the best of the best than seeing what people found most interesting? For the week of April 7 through 13, 2012, these are LDS Living’s top online stories:
Editor's note: This column discusses the challenges of marital communication about intimacy. Why do marriages break up? Arguments about the children, about money, about religion, about sex; personality conflicts, incompatibility, bad conflict resolution; all these things are true, and all are incomplete.
Feeling the power of 350 voices, woven in harmony, inside one of the most acoustically perfect buildings in the world, is an experience not available to everyone.
People who follow the NBA know Jeremy Evans as the 2012 Slam Dunk champion. It's possible the Utah Jazz player could also win an NBA art contest if that ever becomes an All-Star Weekend event.
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Even when various health struggles prevented Jerry Williamson from serving in Church callings, he found another way to dedicate himself to the work. Since he enjoyed family history and indexing, he set a goal to index one million names. And he came incredibly close.
As you are looking for ways to invite the Spirit of Christ into your home this holiday season, reading quotes from the prophets and apostles is a good place to start. Here are five of our favorite quotes of Christmas from President Thomas S. Monson to get you started, found in A Future As Bright As Your Faith:
There is a phrase in 2 Nephi 25:23 that Latter-day Saints are likely very familiar with, “For we know that it is by grace that we are saved after all we can do.” But what does that mean? What is all we can do? Is Nephi telling us we need to do more than we are doing or is he simply saying to do your best? And what is grace, this thing that is supposed to save us, anyway?
It can be an intimidating experience to be asked questions about the Church. Imagine you are eating lunch at school with a group of friends when one of them turns to you and says, “I heard Mormons are not Christians. Is that true?”