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From Knee-fights to lemonites and everywhere in between, these LDS Church puns are so bad-—you might just call them puns of perdition-—that you'll find yourself chuckling at how hilariously awful they are.
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August 15, 2014 is a day you may want to mark on your calendar for the release of the latest “Saints and Soldiers: The Void” film. This time a new issue will be tackled when, despite their prejudices, a mostly white Allied crew is forced to rely on a black tank driver, Jesse Owens, for their survival.
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Today at noon, LDS Living will kick off its very own March Madness bracket. If you're not a sports fan, don't worry. This bracket has everything to do with celebrating LDS culture and little to do with sports—except, of course, church ball and the Holy War.
Prayer, faith, and sticking to his standards. Those are just a few things that have helped Ken Niumatalolo become the winningest football coach in Navy's history. Learn more about this inspiring man and how Meet the Mormons changed his life.
Ready to grab you backpacks and hit the books as another year of school starts?
Years ago when Sister Nelson and I had several teenage daughters, we took our family on a vacation far away from telephones and boyfriends. We went on a raft trip down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. As we started our journey, we had no idea how dangerous this trip could be.
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MR says: Check out these new installments to this bizarrely funny trend, #ThugMormon. And in case you've missed the earlier Tweets or the story behind them, check out "The Best of a Bizarre Mormon Hashtag, #ThugMormon."
The Church approved a $10 million donation for the construction of additional housing in the Salt Lake Valley for those in need.
“Mental health challenges can impact anyone, regardless of education, geography, faith, calling, or family,” the Church’s website reads.
When I was 8 years old, I wanted to be just like my uncle Clayton Christensen when I grew up. So, one afternoon, I walked up to the gold engraved 1982 set of encyclopedias on the bookshelf in our family room, selected volume “A,” and began to read.