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Salt Lake City: The most youthful city in America?
Salt Lake City is the youngest city in America, according to a list created by RealAge.com, a website that says residents have such healthy lifestyles they have turned back the clock on their aging. The city has the highest percentage of residents taking a daily aspirin appropriately, and among the most exercising and shunning smoking, the website said in a report released Tuesday.
After WWII, Dutch Saints Gave Gift to Germans in 'One of the Greatest Acts of True Christian Conduct'
After World War II Dutch Latter-day Saints engaged in a generous act that “would heal the hearts of bitter enemies,” said Sharon Eubank on May 14.
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Why You Should Attend Church While on Vacation
In October 2013, Elder Kevin S. Hamilton of the Seventy spoke during LDS general conference about the blessings that come from weekly church attendance — even while on vacation or traveling.
How the Mission Age Change is Affecting Female College Athletes
Chatman is one example of numerous Latter-day Saint women who are preparing to serve 18-month missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at age 19. At the same time, Chatman’s decision to give up her scholarship illustrates a new variable in college sports among female Mormon athletes since President Thomas S. Monson announced new minimum age requirements for missionaries in October 2012. Female athletes can now serve two years earlier, whereas before many were near the end of their college eligibility when they turned 21.
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How to Tell If You've Reached a Spiritual Plateau--and How to Fix It
Reaching a plateau in any aspect of our life is better than never having done so. Think about it. Reaching a plateau means one has achieved something of worth. It could mean you’re at the pinnacle, the zenith of something meaningful. However, the word laurels and the phrase “don’t rest on your laurels” comes to mind.
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Elder Cook: Sacrament Meeting Attendance "Has Spiritual Implications We Do Not Fully Understand"
By LDS Living
Sacrament meeting is a special time each week where members can renew their baptismal covenants and draw strength from the Savior's Atonement.
Defending the Faith: Let's not overcorrect doctrinal differences
Many years ago, tracting during my first weeks as a missionary in German-speaking Switzerland, my companion and I were finally admitted into an apartment. The family who lived in it were eastern Europeans, and devoutly Catholic. In fact, it soon became apparent they were unusually devoted to the Virgin Mary; their living room was decorated with several statues and images of the mother of Jesus. They weren't very receptive to our message, and so my companion (a relatively recent convert and — it must be said — a diligent and committed missionary who has since passed away) effectively launched into an attack on Mary.
How LDS Prophet John Taylor's Watch Saved His Life
It is not surprising, then, that on the evening of June 27, 1844, John Taylor was wearing his watch as he sat with Joseph and Hyrum Smith and Willard Richards. The previous days had been busy as he met with the governor, lawyers, and leading citizens in an effort to free the Smith brothers. Readers know the story of the martyrdom. Within minutes, Joseph and Hyrum Smith were dead and John Taylor was severely injured.
7 Ways to Promote Modesty in Your Elementary School Kids
When our children are young, it's commonplace for them to throw caution to the wind - as well as the diaper and clothing. While it is natural for our children to run around naked, there is something that needs to be said about modesty in today's society. Everywhere we look there is sexually objectified content in movies and commercials. Although adults can cope with such material, it is inappropriate for our children to act in such a manner. How can we promote modesty within our young children?
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Elder Holland: "Not All Angels Are from the Other Side of the Veil"
By LDS Living
Recently, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland wrote about the people he has encountered in his life who are truly angelic. All of us have come in contact with those who uplift, who encourage, who inspire, and who silently serve us as earthly angels inspired by our Heavenly Father.