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Washington Post: Romney may announce presidential bid in April

RealClearPolitics.com reports that Mitt Romney is hiring staff for his anticipated presidential run:

FamilySearch Offers Free Online World War I Military Collections

Veterans Day is a time to recognize the veterans in our lives — to honor their service for our country and to show them that we appreciate their sacrifices made in our behalf.

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Watch: Charming Ad by BYU Students Dominates National Award Competition

By LDS Living

This whimsical and unexpected ad took six BYU students nearly a year to create, but their hard work paid off.

Author: Essence of Mormonism missed in Broadway plays

Although many national stories are portraying Mormons in a lot of different ways, including those in which members of the faith say they are regular people who many know as neighbors and friends across the world, one historian says people are missing the mark in defining Mormonism.

Noelle Pikus-Pace Stands as a Witness to the World

So what does a world-class athlete do a day or two after winning a medal on sport’s biggest global stage?

Videos

8 Inspiring Folk Arrangements by Tabernacle Choir Conductor Mack Wilberg

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir’s director, Mack Wilberg has created countless arrangements including patriotic, children’s songs, sacred hymns and Christmas carols.

New poll: Millennials suspicious of Mormonism

While a new survey released this week by the PRRI confirms a great deal of what we already know about religion in the 2012 presidential race, it does provide some striking new data about perceptions of Mormonism among younger voters.

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Bonus: Race and Priesthood in the Old Testament

You may have heard the profound quote by Lorenzo Snow, “As man now is, God once was: As God now is, man may be." But you may not have heard BYU professor Dr. Marcus Martins’s thoughts that then “God ... could very well be like me.” Martins believes that “if [God] lived on an earth like ours with the same plan of happiness, then it might not be so far from [the] truth to say that [He] could be Asian, Pacific Islander, African, Hispanic, Mauri, or American. We really don’t know, but it is worth considering.” In this special bonus episode of Sunday on Monday, we’ll discover how all have been truly alike unto God since the very beginning, and how race and the priesthood relate to the Old Testament.

10 Countries with the Highest Percentage of Mormons (+ the Country in Each Region with the Most Mormons)

By LDS Living

On April 6, 1830, the Church was organized with just six members in Fayette, New York. More than 187 years later, the Church has grown to over 16 million members around the world.