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Sierra Leone: Building Wells and Hope for the Future
As Sierra Leone recovers from an 11-year civil war, there is little to eat, and few people have easy access to clean water. Hundreds of children in Mbaomahun, Sierra Leone, suffered diarrhea and sometimes death from contaminated water before water wells were dug with the help of LDS Charities. More than 300 wells have been installed in Sierra Leone in the past two years.
Albany blocks construction of new Mormon church
The Planning Board on Thursday unanimously rejected a bid by a Mormon congregation to demolish the old St. Teresa of Avila middle school on New Scotland Avenue and replace it with a church.
LDS Charities leader to speak at UN event
After decades of helping the poor and needy, LDS Charities will take its place today at an international table with other major humanitarian organizations, and its representatives will talk about the work The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is doing to improve the lives of women. The discussion will be led by Sharon Eubank, the first woman to serve as executive director of LDS Charities.
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Church Helps 46,000 Families Affected by Typhoon Maring
Typhoon Maring, which hit the Philippines in mid-August, caused monsoon rains and heavy flooding in 500 areas in 51 towns and cities in Ilocos, Central and Southern Luzon, and metro Manila.
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Latter-day Saints Dramatically Impacted by California Wildfires
Our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the deadly wildfires in California.
Temple Square Lights Highlight Spirit of the Season
Scores of families converged on the Gallivan Center and Temple Square Friday to watch the holiday lights illuminate downtown Salt Lake City.
Ron Paul courts Mormon voters in Nevada
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul is courting Mormon voters in the heavily Mormon populated state of Nevada, as the candidates prepare to shift their focus from Florida to Nevada, which holds its caucus voting on Saturday. Mr. Paul’s ability to win over Mormon voters will be essential in Nevada, where in 2008, 25 percent of the caucus voters were Mormons, according to a U.S. News and World Report article published Monday.
Future Cougar Hoop Stars Serving LDS Missions Throughout World
BYU basketball coach Dave Rose is thumbing through a blue binder that sits on his desk in the basketball office.
Scouts, leader die in crash returning from Wyoming camp
Authorities have released the names of three Boy Scouts and their Scout leader who were killed in a head-on collision while driving back to Colorado from a camp in Wyoming. Five people died when a vehicle returning to Colorado from a Boy Scout camp in Wyoming slammed into a motor home, authorities said Sunday.
The Indian press notes the arrival of Mormon missionaries, 1853
So much of our history, outside of the centers of Mormon government is written from the point of view of the missionaries. The elders went here, the elders taught this, the elders raised up a branch of the Church. Local, non-missionary members tend to be mentioned only in passing – if that much.