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Halloween's Roots Aren't Evil or Satanic, They're Christian
MR says: Have you ever wondered how Halloween got its start? Despite contrary belief, Halloween's roots aren't evil or demonic. The holiday has evolved over the years and mixed a number of traditions, none of which are sinister and some of which are quite uplifting.
Latter-day Saint Life
25 Things Not to Say to a Loved One Leaving the Church (& What to Say Instead)
By Julie de Azevedo Hanks
Julie de Azevedo Hanks, Ph.D., LCSW is the owner/director of Wasatch Family Therapy, a popular blogger, an online mental health influencer, and a local and national media contributor.
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Remembering Sacrifices: Tabernacle Choir Joins West Point Band to Perform "America, the Dream Goes on"
By LDS Living
On Veteran’s Day, we remember those who have protected and defended the liberties we enjoy on a daily basis. Every year on November 11 we celebrate and remember those who have given their lives and time to serve our country.
Taylor Swift Gives Latter-day Saint Family $15K, Inspires More to Help
By Lindsey Miller
Between sweeping award shows and traveling the globe for her Reputation Stadium Tour, Taylor Swift manages to find time to connect with her fans through social media. Taylor Swift “stan” (super fan) accounts are common on Tumblr, Instagram, and Twitter where fans connect through their common love of the pop star.
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First Mormon Tabernacle Choir Concert Cost 50 Cents
In his book, A Century of Singing, J. Spencer Cornwall, former music director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, details many events in the history of the Choir. One important event discussed is the very first concert in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. The following is an excerpt from the book:
The stories of women in the scriptures illuminate the gospel.
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5 questions to consider while studying women in scripture
By Paige Sommer
These questions will help you learn as much as possible.
Latter-day Saint Life
Arizona's KTAR News Highlights How President Nelson's Next Devotional Could Rival the Super Bowl
By LDS Living Staff
"Last Sunday, 70,081 fans filled Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, for Super Bowl LIII. Fans watched as the New England Patriot’s Tom Brady became the oldest quarterback, at 41 years of age, to win a Super Bowl. This Sunday at State Farm Stadium in Arizona, a capacity crowd that could rival Atlanta, is expected to watch a spry and energetic 94-year-old take the field," an article written by Boyd Matheson for KTAR News begins.
Latter-day Saint Life
From 3 Robbery Attempts to the Significance of the Date, Here's What You Need to Know About Joseph Smith Receiving the Plates
When Joseph Smith received the plates from Moroni, he might not have known the significance of Sept. 22 or the three robbery attempts that would soon follow.
Latter-day Saint Life
The Miracles Behind "The Other Side of Heaven 2: Fire of Faith"
By Jannalee Sandau
“No.” For years that was producer Mitch Davis’s response to everyone who told him he needed to make a sequel to the Disney-distributed,The Other Side of Heaven. But 18 years, extensive financial support, and many miracles later, the saga of faith that began with the story of Elder John H. Groberg as a young missionary is continuing in a stirring sequel recounting the Groberg family’s time in the South Pacific region while Elder Groberg served as mission president.
CTR Movies Review: What Parents Need to Know About "The Grinch" Before Seeing It with Their Family
By Lindsi Neilson
CTR Movies (formerly Mormon Moviegoers) is a conglomerate of Latter-day Saint film critics looking for gospel messages in Hollywood films. We also review movies and give you a heads up about content so you can make an informed decision. It was founded by Jonathan Decker, author of 250 Great Movies for Latter-day Families. For more of this sort of thing, join our Facebook group and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.