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For Sister Marsie Trego of Mesa, Arizona, receiving a call to serve meant both wearing a black name tag and bringing her trombone.
A little boy who won the hearts of a community and nation in his last days of battling leukemia died Tuesday morning.
Sen. Orrin Hatch took his seat behind the minority leader just before noon Thursday, assuming a perch as the senior Republican in the hallowed body and the longest-serving U.S. senator in Utah history. "It’s no big deal," Hatch, 78, said later when asked about his new status. "Well, not to me."
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From Feb. 15 to 29, Mormon Artist magazine will be posting one short story, poem or personal essay a day (except for Sundays) as part of Mormon Lit Blitz on mormonartist.net. At the end of the blitz, readers are encouraged to vote for the entry they liked the best; the winning author will be awarded a Kindle loaded with works of Mormon literature.
One small prompting can change lives for the better.
On Page 77 of his book “Think a Second Time,” talk show host Dennis Prager describes an encounter with a vegetarian, and he asked her why she didn’t eat meat.
To work on a problem, a person must know he or she has one. Smith asks his audience if any of them have Nomophobia? It's an actual condition of anxiety when a person is not in possession of a working cellphone. How about ringxiety? It is the false sensation that one's mobile phone is vibrating or ringing when it is not.
A transient with drugs found sleeping in the office of an LDS meeting house is facing several criminal charges
Today was one of those days when you want to curl up in a ball and die. Where want to rip off your clothes, start screaming, all while kicking large objects around the room with your legs like a crazed hyena.