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Reach Out with Love to Less-Active Returned Missionaries
Despite enjoying successful missions, some returned missionaries return home only to later drift into inactivity.
Latter-day Saint Life
The Truth about the Lies We Tell Ourselves
I admit it: I don’t always tell myself the truth. Whatever name I give them–rationalizations, excuses, fibs—these thoughts in my head are the opposite of truth. I have learned that I often tell myself lies.
BYU-Idaho enrollment dips since change in LDS missionary age - StandardNet
Brigham Young University-Idaho says its enrollment has slowed following an October decision by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to lower missionary ages for men and women. The Idaho Falls Post-Register reports 700 fewer students enrolled this semester at the Rexburg university than BYU-Idaho officials had expected.
Haiyan Recovery: One Nail at a Time
On the day Typhoon Haiyan caused the water to rise in Tocloban, Analyn Esperas held her only child close.
Article calling Mormonism 'cult' disappears from Graham website
A Billy Graham Evangelistic Association article labeling Mormonism a cult has been removed from the group’s website following the 93-year-old evangelist’s meeting with Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney last week. Graham, during the meeting, pledged to do “all I can” to help Romney get elected.
Jon Heder to helm Disney TV series pilot
Flippin’ sweet! An announcement today from Disney should have Utah (and Preston, Idaho) TV viewers twitterpated. Jon Heder, the BYU grad who burst into national stardom after local favorite “Napoleon Dynamite” became a Sundance-launched national phenomenon, has just signed an agreement with the major TV producer and world’s largest media conglomerate.
All Missionaries Confirmed Safe Following Cyclone Pam
Within the last hour the Vanuatu Port Vila Mission President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Larry Brewer, made contact with missionary leaders on the island of Tanna. The missionary leaders confirmed that all 11 missionaries on Tanna are accounted for and safe.
DVD questioning LDS faith being distributed in Arizona
By Tuesday, 5,000 Gilbert residents who live close to the site of the new Mormon temple will receive a DVD from a group called Concerned Christians.
Emotions run high as Atlanta Georgia Temple nears re-dedication
Excitement with a huge dose of gratitude ran high 28 years ago when the Atlanta Georgia Temple was dedicated. "We were expecting large crowds, and we got them, some 55,000 people," said Elder M. Keith Giddens, an Area Seventy and local coordinator of the temple's rededication committee.
In Utah, religion is truly an all-or-nothing proposition
A new survey from Gallup details religious observance in America by dividing each state's population into three categories: very religious, moderately religious and nonreligious. And suffice it to say, the data reveals Utah's religiosity is far and away the most statistically extreme in the nation. Specifically, the statistical uniqueness of the Beehive State's religiosity is captured in the following trends: