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SPONSORED: Worldwide Release of New Youth Video “Rise and Shine” from artist Wayne Burton

Well known LDS singer and songwriter Wayne Burton has just released a brand new song for youth titled “Rise and Shine." Written for the Church-wide youth theme “Arise and Shine,” this single calls to all of us, young and old, to step forward and upward in representing our Savior every day. In addition to the song being available for download, it has also been released as a free youtube.com video in four languages – English, Spanish, Portuguese and Japanese.

TIME: Evangelicals will vote for a Mormon candidate, says Richard Land

Don’t believe what the national media tells you, says Dr. Richard Land, a leader with the Southern Baptist Convention, Mitt Romney doesn’t need to worry about his Mormon faith being a problem for evangelical voters at the voting booth. “The fact that we don’t believe that Mormonism is a Christian faith doesn’t mean we would not vote for someone who is Mormon, if they are pro-life,” Land told TIME in an interview on Tuesday. “Romney’s biggest problem with evangelicals has been that he hasn’t been Mormon enough. If he had always held his positions on abortion on marriage that his faith holds, there would be far fewer doubts about him.”

Don't believe the legend: You wouldn't want to eat a month-old Twinkie

With news today that Twinkies have hit the endangered species list, people are already stocking up on the cream-filled pastries, presumably to last them through the Twinkie apocalypse and beyond. Which, it must be said, is pretty silly, and not just because some hero out there is likely to rescue the Twinkie from this end, but because Twinkie's don't actually last all that long -- 25 days, according to the company. So buy all the Twinkies you want, just be prepared to eat them all before the year is out.

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3 parenting shifts that will help your kids love the gospel

By Maddie Tolk

These tips can help transform scripture study from a chore into a cherished family tradition.

Help for Life Challenges

How to partner with Christ to become the listener your children need

By Melinda Wheelwright Brown

Our relationship with Christ can transform our capacity to listen. Learning to listen well can deepen our spiritual rootedness with God and our loved ones.

Are You Blown Away by Church History?

I remember the first time I learned many of the challenging aspects of church history. The Mountain Meadows massacre, details of polygamy, problems with the Book of Abraham, multiple accounts of the first vision, and etc. I felt doubt stirring in my mind and heart. It was painful, but short lived. I’ll explain more about this later. On reflection, I realized that I had made some assumptions about the church and church leaders that were flat out wrong.

First Chapter of New Gerald Lund Book "Only the Brave"

By Gerald N. Lund

"One of the things I most enjoy in writing fiction, particularly historical fiction, the creation of characters who become like actual people to me," writes beloved author Gerald Lund in the preface of his new book, "Only the Brave". "...I have come to learn that the characters should--perhaps even must--take on lives of their own if they are to be worth caring about."

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Pickleball and gathering Israel—what I’ve learned from my grandpa’s example

By Sarah Griffin

My 83-year-old grandpa doesn't just like pickleball for the fun of it—the sport is his favorite way to fellowship and share the gospel.

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How one man’s prompting led to his nearly 80-year-old mother’s baptism

When Chris Schoebinger was a senior in high school, he moved out of his home and into the home of, unbeknownst to him, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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Watch: What Do Mormons Really Believe? Mormon.org Answers in Under 2 Minutes

By LDS Living

If you're Mormon, you've probably been asked once or twice what it is you really believe in. And while this can be a big question, the answer doesn't have to be.