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Of Joseph Smith’s many revelations, his vision of the three degrees of glory recorded in Doctrine and Covenants 76 was surely among the most significant and spectacular.
Costa Rica recently staged the Women’s Under-17 World Cup, becoming the first Central American nation to host a World Cup tournament. The international competition drew top teams from 32 nations and captured the attention of “futbol” fanatics worldwide.
Adversity was the impetus for Leola Farr Jensen to become a well-known paper doll artist among longtime readers of “The Children’s Friend,” a publication of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Now 85 and blind, Jensen recently looked back on a life where her artistic and musical talents took her on some exciting journeys.
A Georgia resort city fired its Mormon employee for refusing to go to Episcopal church, drink, gamble and play the "Screw Your Neighbor" card game, the man claims in court. Steele Knudson sued the City of Tybee Island, Ga., in Chatham County Superior Court. The city is the only defendant.
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Following is a list of 20 historic events relating to the Church’s general conferences:
Betty Oldham has seen her fair share of changes at BYU-Idaho. She came to this campus in Rexburg as a student in the late '60s and she's amazed to see how much it's changed.
The Provo Missionary Training Center is closing its “West Campus” facilities, having withdrawn the last missionaries housed and taught at the leased Raintree Apartments and BYU-owned WyView Park housing located about a mile west of the main MTC campus.
I had been a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints just a few days when a casual conversation among a group of friends turned to my recent conversion. Some were intrigued, even fascinated. A few were indifferent. One young woman my age simply and uncompromisingly refused to believe I was Christian.
Mormon environmentalists got a boost on Nov. 6, when the LDS Church launched a web page on its newsroom site, laying out the church’s views on "stewardship and conservation." The approach may not be new, but the place of publication and emphasis is.