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Along with an article that highlights the upcoming dedication of 150th operating temple worldwide, the Church released an incredible map showing all of the temples throughout the world. Check it out!
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the groundbreaking of Brazil’s eighth temple, the Belém Brazil Temple.
Arguably, the saga of the American movie industry has gone full circle—salacious (relatively speaking), to moral and proper, and back to salacious. The Supreme Court played a significant role in the last two stages of that cycle.
Temples are popping up like dandelions in an untended lawn. We have the joy of living when only the most remote and economically deprived of people cannot make arrangements to visit a temple.
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Did you know that the first Latter-day Saint to play in the Major League Baseball World Series was in 1925?
In the last year of Joseph Smith's life, he formed a council to discuss political and temporal matters, known as the Council of Fifty. In the newest installment of The Joseph Smith Papers, the council's minutes are now available to the public for the first time.
In the early morning of December 17, 2010, the sky in downtown Provo, Utah lit up with sparks, flame, and falling ash. The Provo Tabernacle, a historical landmark to the local Saints and those throughout the world, was ablaze. Soon, the entire interior of the building was reduced to nothing but ash as it's charred, skeletal walls stood in sections.
Latter-day Saints are fortunate in that the temple gives them access to an experience of the Atonement’s power that is even more sacred and impactful than the weekly sacrament. Joseph Smith’s greatest act of synthesis, wherein he drew Old Testament typology and New Testament teaching into harmony, was evident in the way he was inspired to depict temple architecture and design temple ritual so as to bring all things together in Christ.
The sacrament is an ordinance that we, as members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, can partake of every week. We take the bread and the water to remember our Savior and to renew the covenants we made with God at baptism. While the doctrine may be clear as to why we take it, does the order of partaking of the sacrament bread and water really matter?