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A touching story about how seeking to do good and follow promptings can lead to being in the right place at the right time.
A federal judge will decide Friday whether to grant a Christian church’s request for a temporary restraining order so it can pass out fliers on sidewalks in front of a new Mormon temple in Brigham City. The Main Street Church of Brigham City and ACLU of Utah filed a civil lawsuit Tuesday seeking the order on a city ordinance they characterized as "Orwellian" in restricting free speech and other constitutional rights. The hearing is set for 10 a.m. before U.S. District Court Judge Dale Kimball.
Have you heard the news? Emily Maynard is visiting Jef Holm's family in South Carolina, and it looks like she's getting her Mormon on. Emily is a deeply religious gal who goes to church on the regular, and while Jef has said he isn't currently practicing Mormonism, spirituality is still very important to him and his family.
Let’s face it — historically, family history has been for old people. But not anymore.
Becoming a grandparent is an incredible gift from our Father in Heaven. In a merciful way, grandparenting extends the time that adults have to be with babies, children, and teenagers. In some ways, grandparenting can give older parents a “second chance” to improve upon some of their previous parenting experiences. Becoming a grandparent is certainly one of the most significant blessings in this life. Some have argued that being a grandparent is God’s reward for becoming old!
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After a general conference weekend like the one we experienced last April, there are too many emotions and too many words to summarize what we all witnessed. Solemn assemblies. Priesthood quorum changes. New apostles. Home and visiting teaching gone. And then that mic drop of seven new temples announced, including in Russia and India. As Elder Holland quipped, "President Nelson, I don't know how many rushes we can handle this weekend. Some of us have weak hearts. But, as I think about it, you can take care of that too."
Latter-day Saint and former NFL player Brandon Bair doesn’t consider himself to be a hero. He just happened to be in the right place at the right time.
Some of those seeking refuge from the effects of the Taal Volcano received an unexpected surprise when Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles dropped by on Wednesday.