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{Poll} Making the RM Transition
By LDS Living
Earlier this week LDS Living ran the article How to Transition to Post-mission Life with expert tips on how to make an RM's transition easier. But we'd also like to hear from you about how you or a loved one handled it. Was it similar to our article, or something more along the lines of Kirby Heybourne's character in the LDS film The RM (sleeping on food storage cans because your bedroom was given away), or maybe both? Take our poll and leave a comment below.
Latter-day Saint Life
5 Ways to Handle Rejection as a (Member) Missionary
Rejection of any kind is difficult to handle. And I’m not just talking doors slammed in your face or shouted slurs or something quite so obvious, because the tough reality of life and missionary work is that you will be rejected very often. It might not be a major rejection; it may be as simple as “I didn’t read the Book of Mormon this week” or “I don’t want to go to church this week” or something similar.
From the Church
Church Announces Partial Closure of Draper Temple
By LDS Living
The Church will partially close the Draper Temple beginning in September to fix a condensation problem with its windows. With the Jordan River Temple closed for extensive renovation as of February, that leaves two temples in the Salt Lake Valley that are undergoing updates.
{Food Dish} Watch Out for Asian Pine Nuts
By Kate Ensign-Lewis
In an effort to protect our readers from a similar fate, I feel it my obligation to talk about a grievous (and preventable) affliction: pine mouth.
Latter-day Saint Life
You Are Absolutely Inspiring": Judges Praise Latter-day Saint Eliminated from "So You Think You Can Dance
By LDS Living
Latter-day Saint Ezra Sosa wiped away tears as he finished what would be one of his last performances on So You Think You Can Dance.
Director: LDS reading tutors set the bar high
The large numbers of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who volunteered for area reading programs last spring got a compliment from Sally Carter this week. Carter is a co-director of the Volunteer Engagement Center at United Way of Northern Utah.
Podcasts
How turning left instead of right changed the course of a young man’s life
On this week’s episode of This is the Gospel, two storytellers share about small decisions that had lasting impacts. At 18 years old, Vinnie moved away from his family and was ready to do things his way. But he promised his mom that he would try attending church one last time. Read how Vinnie’s decision to keep this promise influenced him when he felt lost—both physically and spiritually.
Latter-day Saint Life
President Monson Explains What Love Really Means in Simple but Powerful Way
By LDS Living
On Valentine's Day, President Thomas S. Monson posted to Facebook, sharing the message of what love truly means from this month's First Presidency message.
Famous Latter-day Saints
Bad News for Mormons When "American Idol's" Top 10 Were Announced
Despite Harry Connick Jr. calling Jenn Blosil's performance this week a "flawless lyric delivery" and telling Jeneve Rose Mitchell he hears something in her voice that is compelling, different, unexpected, and something he just "gets," bad news came for both LDS contestants in American Idol''s Top 14 Thursday night.
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Milwaukee Bucks’ mental strength coach shares the scripture that influenced the team’s NBA Finals mantra
Dr. Craig Manning has worked with some of the best athletes in the world. He was with the Cleveland Cavaliers the year they won the NBA championship. And this year? He worked with the Milwaukee Bucks on their mindset prior to their own NBA championship. On this week’s All In podcast, Dr. Manning revealed that he sometimes uses a seemingly unlikely source to inspire the athletes he works with: the Book of Mormon.