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Latter-day Saint Life
NY Times Features LDS Family with Quadruplets & How Their Values Help Balance the Craziness
Recently, a photojournalist followed around an LDS family with quadruplets showcasing all the best and the worst that comes with having four toddlers, including trick-or-treating, family prayers, and attending church. Here's just a glimpse of the beautiful moments and stories she discovered:
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SPONSORED: LDS Woman Starts Modest Fashion Trend
By Fancy Slips
FancySlips is a family business inspired by necessity. Each design is named after special women in Patricia’s life: her daughters, her mother, grandmothers, sisters, aunts, nieces, and other women who inspire her. Patricia began sewing in her 7th grade home economics class. She learned that she enjoyed sewing at a young age. As she began to sew bigger projects, bridesmaid dresses and special dresses for events and dances, her love for sewing grew and she quickly realized the financial benefits as well.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Elder Stevenson Visits Missionaries, Members in Chile After the Worst Fires in the Country's History Leave Many Without Homes
After more than 90 wildfires, the worst in Chile's history, swept through the country leaving a scorched landscape about the size of Delaware, Elder Gary E. Stevenson addressed the many members and missionaries working to rebuild their communities after such widespread devastation.
Dave Says: When to Ask for a Raise
Dave Says: When to Ask for a Raise
By Dave Ramsey
Dear Dave,
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Latter-day Saint Life
What BYU Coach Reno Mahe Taught Me About Dealing with Tragedy, Triumph, and Commitment
Last November, BYU running back coach Reno Mahe's young daughter passed away after a tragic home accident. At the past RootsTech Family Discovery Day, Mahe opened up about the loss of his daughter and how to deal with tragedy, triumph, and commitment.
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President Eyring Shares the Powerful Miracle He Experienced While Partaking of the Sacrament in a Metal Shed
By LDS Living
Nearly every week, most members partake of the sacrament and renew their baptismal covenants. And though this sacrament ordinance is performed regularly within the Church, it is nonetheless sacred.
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From the Church
Church Creates 5 New Stakes, Calls 32 New Stake Presidents in February
From Utah to Zimbabwe and Brazil to Samoa, learn more about the 32 new stake presidents called by the Church in February.
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After LDS Mom and 2 Children Shot in the Street, Neighborhood Rallies Around Family
On Tuesday, a man attacked LDS mother Memorez Rackley and her two sons, shooting all three as well as the 8-year-old daughter of a woman who stopped to help Rackley. Rackley and her 6-year-old son, Jase, died in the attack.
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Latter-day Saint Life
President Uchtdorf Writes Moving Message to Those Who Serve in the Military
By LDS Living
Many prophets and apostles have served their respective countries in the military, including President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, who served six years as a fighter pilot in the German Air Force.
Latter-day Saint Life
4 Ways to Be More Christlike Online
The truth is that it can be very easy to not be Christlike when we’re online. This especially happens in public forums or comment sections where opinions are very strong and heated. If we aren’t careful, we can slip into contentious online conversations, and we can act in a way which disciples of Jesus Christ should not act. Though the world loves using the Internet as a tool to shame, fight, and bully, we cannot use it the same way. It is absolutely necessary that we act Christlike online instead of using the Internet to hurt others — as Latter-day Saints, we should really know and act better — and there are ways in which we can do just that.