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An Eerie Miracle That Shows How the Lord's Light Can Literally Guide Us

Sometimes, things happen in our lives that we can only describe as supernatural because they are outside our understanding. But, for those who have faith and have seen the miracles God places in their lives, these events become understood with a proper perspective, as help from a loving Heavenly Father directing our lives.

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Podcast: David Archuleta Shares Thoughts on #LightTheWorld, Disease That Caused His Unique Voice

By LDS Living

Renowned LDS artist and American Idol runner-up David Archuleta joins Nick Galieti as a guest on the LDS Perspectives Podcast to talk about the #LightTheWorld campaign and answer questions about his career and LDS mission, among other things.

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Julie Beck, R. Marie Griffith to Speak on Women's Role in the Church

Brigham Young University and the Church History Department are co-sponsoring a Church History Symposium, “Beyond Biography: Sources in Context for Mormon Women’s History.” It will be held Thursday, March 3, at Brigham Young University, and Friday, March 4, at the Conference Center Little Theater.

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Crucial Things to Understand About Millennial Mormons for Church Leaders and Members of the Church

By Ryan Gottfredson from Leading LDS

"While generational research focuses on the averages/generalities associated with different generations, there is great variation across Millennials."

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Daughter of Freetown Missionary Miraculously Saved in Sierra Leone Preparing to Serve Mission

MR says: Caught in the middle of a brutal civil war, eight Liberian missionaries in Monrovia fled the widespread violence of their native country, escaping to a refugee camp in Freetown, Sierra Leone. With the help of local church leaders, the missionaries made the difficult journey, experiencing many miracles and tender mercies that aided in their survival.

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2 Prisoners of War Who Attempted Escape in Order to Become Baptized Members of the Church

I met a former German soldier, Joseph F. Beuchert of Heidelberg, who was a young man when he was conscripted into the German army. He spent four years as a prisoner of war, an experience filled with physical deprivation. In hindsight, he came to regard one of the POW camps as a gateway to an abundant and fulfilling life. In that camp, he found one of his greatest blessings: knowledge of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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Elder Renlund to Talk Explosives at World's Largest Family History Event (+5 Reasons to Watch It)

What does dynamite have to do with the largest Family History conference in the world? And where else can you see a U of U football player and BYU quarterback promoting the same good cause, all for free?

Poll: Do you watch the Super Bowl?

By Kelsey Berteaux

To watch or not to watch? That is the question.

Is there an after-the-age-of-reason limit for very old LDS church members?

I read a very interesting article in the (Salt Lake) City Weekly, “Sealed Fate: A burning in Ida Smith’s bosom leads her to Christopher Nemelka’s new spiritual order.” It details how Smith, nearly 80 and a descendant of LDS Church co-leader Hyrum Smith, has converted to the claims of Nemelka, who says he translated the sealed portion of The Book of Mormon. As a result, Smith, a former head of the BYU Women’s Research Institute, has rejected her church, given her home and many possessions to Nemelka, and was excommunicated from the LDS Church in 2008. One incident that may have prompted the excommunication was Smith taping a conversation she had with LDS Apostle Jeffrey Holland, who tried to talk her out of following Nemelka, who proclaims the usual — multiple revelations and claims that the current LDS Church is in apostasy, etc.

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How the Young Women Values Teach Girls Healthy Feminism

Critics of the Church often claim that the Church needs to do more to empower its women. Well, here are a few ways that the Young Women values are doing just that by teaching girls from a young age how to be self-reliant, influential leaders--in every area of life.