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Muslim leaders express thanks to President Uchtdorf
Among some 800 attendees at the Los Angeles World Affairs Council to hear President Dieter F. Uchtdorf's remarks on May 25 were more than 30 Muslim leaders from Southern California. Many of the Muslims were able to thank President Uchtdorf, the second counselor in the First Presidency, personally for the LDS Church's friendship with Muslims and the support they feel from the church in combating prejudice and fostering good will.
Violinist Shares Experience Performing with the Orchestra at Temple Square
Kirsten Tenney, daughter of Mack and Kenani of Taylor, a very humble, but talented young lady, has loved the violin most of her life. Her mother played violin and she said, “I always wanted to be like my mom.”
Connections between addiction recovery and the Book of Mormon
Many have read the words of Proverbs chapter 29, verse 18, which says, "Where there is no vision, the people perish." "But what happens where there is vision?" J. Douglas LeCheminant asked the class of a few hundred seated in the N. Eldon Tanner Building during Brigham Young University's Campus Education Week. "Where there is vision, the people flourish."
Elder Nelson Shares Wisdom with New Doctors
In September of 1947, shortly after his 23rd birthday, Russell M. Nelson posed for a photo with 13 other young men on the surgical intern staff at the University of Minnesota Hospitals.
13 ways to make a good mission great
Every week, hundreds of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints begin full-time missions. Everyone who volunteers is blessed. Those who apply themselves to true discipleship of the Lord Jesus Christ and serve faithfully have exceptional life-changing experiences. There are many who serve “good” missions and then there are some who serve “great” missions. Here are 13 suggestions that can change a good Mormon mission into a great mission.
Opposing team member makes one disabled student's dreams come true
EL PASO, Texas — Would you give the ball to a player on the opposite team during the final seconds of a basketball game?
LDS water polo goalie a candidate for 2012 USA Olympic team
Tumua Anae had always loved being in the water, and starting at the age of 8, she swam competitively. By the time she reached her sophomore year at Corona del Mar High School in Newport Beach, Calif., however, Anae got sick of swimming.
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Provo City Center Temple Open House Reservations Now Available
We're looking forward to this dedication! Follow the link to find out how to watch the dedication in Utah.
BYU Students Ranked Friendliest in U.S.
Legend has it college is where you forge lifelong friendships, but that doesn't mean everyone at each school is naturally open, caring and uncompetitive. Even so, thereare some schools where real friendliness thrives--even during finals.
Nurses see 'miracles' happening for LDS missionary injured in Brazil
Nurses say "we are seeing miracles" in the life of Elder Britten Schenk, the LDS missionary who was injured in a bus incident in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on March 16. According to the daily blog maintained by Elder Schenk's parents, Steven and Karla Schenk of Hyde Park, Utah, one of the nurses working with the young missionary said "we are seeing miracles, God's hand at work."