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Years ago I was combing BYU’s L. Tom Perry Special Collections for materials related to Joseph F. Smith, 6th president of the Church. I found a number of hidden treasures, including a holograph copy of a patriarchal blessing supposedly given to Joseph F. Smith more than a year and a half prior to his first Hawaiian mission, when he was thirteen years old. The blessing had already been electronically catalogued by BYU, so seemed to me a valuable artifact that had been “hidden in plain sight.” No previous biographer of JFS, from Joseph Fielding Smith to Scott Kenney, had used this blessing in discussing JFS’s early life.
Elder Quentin L. Cook said Latter-day Saints rejoice that a door has been opened for religious activities in Vietnam, under the laws of Vietnam.
This weekend was basically one giant meltdown for me.
MR says: Find out why this Mormon not only plants weeds on purpose, but how he turns them into appetizing snacks!
This is a treasure to us in part because of nearly 150 years of meaning and memory and sacrifice,” said Elder Holland, who offered Saturday’s dedicatory prayer of the St. George Tabernacle.
A Christian group is offering an alternative to the Boy Scouts of America for those upset with Scouting's new policy on sexual orientation, but the new group's policy is similar and more than 99 percent of Boy Scout units are still with the 100-year-old program. Trail Life USA is "a Christian adventure, character and leadership movement" for young men based "on timeless values derived from the Bible," according to its website.
The U.S. is a generous country – the World Giving Index ranks the United States as the fifth most generous in the world. We wanted to see which places in the U.S. were the most generous by looking at the following factors. We analyzed nearly 400 cities to find out:
Earlier this week, the 2015 Parliament of the World’s Religions came to an end in Salt Lake City.
When you prepare to give birth — and everything has gone well as the due date approaches — you hardly expect things to take a tragic turn. This happened to my sister and brother-in-law with the emergency birth of their first child. After his precarious start, the baby’s health was such that he soon had to be taken off the breathing tube keeping him alive. And, instead of bringing him home to sleep in his crib, he was laid to rest at the cemetery. Many tears were shed, and we continue to think of him often. This fall, he would have turned 22 years old.
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Check out these incredible and delectable treats created for Latter-day Saint events from baptisms to mission farewells.