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NFL left tackle Garett Bolles talks about the importance of taking second chances
On this week’s episode of All In, Garett explains that God gives us all many chances, though it’s up to us to use our agency to accept them.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Unprecedented documentary featuring missionaries premieres at Sundance
By Haley Lundberg
In a historic first, a documentary team unconnected with the Church was given unique access to film four young Latter-day Saint missionaries serving in the Helsinki Finland Mission.
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Latter-day Saint Life
3 questions to ask yourself every new year (that won’t stress you out)
By Maddie Tolk
Instead of making an overwhelming list of goals, try reflecting on what went well this year as you shape the next one.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Sariah shows us how to answer the delicate question: What if I don’t ‘know’?
By John Hilton III
Sometimes knowing leads to doing, and other times doing leads to knowing.
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This simple phrase from my live TV career helps me prepare for inspiration
By  Brooke Walker
Much like the moments before a live television broadcast, the success of an in-the-moment prayer largely depends on our preparation. If we've done our part, when we say, “Here we go,” the Holy Ghost can say, “Here I come.”
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Latter-day Saint Life
Elder Ballard's Miraculous Trip to Ethiopia & the Beginning of Latter-day Saint Charities
By Jamie Armstrong
In 1985, a special fast for the famine victims of Ethiopia sparked a flood of donations that far exceeded the Church’s expectations. This act of generosity by Latter-day Saints marked the beginning of what would become Latter-day Saint Charities—the Church’s humanitarian organization—which has been spreading hope and healing throughout the world ever since.
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Holly Richardson
Holly Richardson is the editor of Utah Policy and a columnist for the Deseret News. A former Utah legislator, she holds a master’s degree in professional communication and a Ph.D. in political science. In addition to politics, Dr. Richardson has written on peace building, conflict resolution, refugees, faith, family and more. She and her husband, Greg, are the parents of a large and unique family.
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Lita Little Giddins
Lita Little Giddins was born in Chicago, Illinois, and raised in Southern California. She has been involved in the recording, commercial, film, and musical theater industries. She is a graduate of BYU, with a BA in socio-cultural anthropology and an MA in clinical social work. She is currently Assistant Dean for Diversity, Collaboration, and Inclusion for the College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences at BYU.
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Shawn Hunt
Shawn Hunt has worked for Seminaries and Institutes of Religion for 30 years as a teacher, coordinator, pre-service trainer, and administrator. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in social sciences from Southern Utah University and a master’s in education from Weber State. He and his wife Mandy are the parents of five children. Shawn enjoys travel, family celebrations, and music. He is a self-proclaimed Christmas fanatic.
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Latter-day Saint Life
When My Parents Didn't Want Me to Serve a Mission: My Difficult Decision Between Honoring My Parents and Serving
By Cameron Staley
As a child, I counted down the days until I would turn 12 and graduate from Primary. The worst part of Primary for me was the singing. I hated to sing. The only exception to this rule was when we sang: “I Hope They Call Me on a Mission.” I always knew I would be a missionary—only a few simple things stood in my way. I never imagined one of those barriers would be my parents.