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President Uchtdorf dedicates second LDS temple in Guatemala
Most maps identify Guatemala's second-largest city as Quetzaltenango. But ask a native from this highland community to name their hometown and they will likely answer "Xela" — the Mayan name that existed centuries before the arrival of the Spaniards. Indeed, Quetzaltenango (or Xela) is synonymous with cultural tradition. Many of the women still dress in the colorful wide skirts and woven blouses favored by their ancestors. Others can comfortably speak both Spanish and local indigenous languages such as K'iche'.
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Church Confirms Women's Meeting Now Part of General Conference
The LDS Church's semiannual General Women's Meeting is now an official session of the faith's semiannual general conferences.
Researcher Tracks Top 10 Ups and Downs of Growth in LDS Church
Religious demographers one day may view 2014 as the year that some trends in LDS growth — or the lack of it — were reversed.
Mormon filmmaker T.C. Christensen to speak at Church History Museum
"The Miracle behind the Miracles: A Lecture by T. C. Christensen " will be at the Church History Museum auditorium on Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. as part of the museum's ongoing Evenings at the Museum program series. T.C. Christensen is a well-known Latter-day Saint filmmaker and cinematographer. He will share insights and experiences from work on his most recent film, "17 Miracles," which he wrote and directed, about the Willie and Martin handcart companies.
Intimate Henry B. Eyring Biography Includes Personal Artwork, Journal Entries
From the second word, he is Hal, an instant informality that is a promise kept throughout a new, intimate, lesson-rich biography about President Henry B. Eyring.
For the love of family
While serving as a stake president, I interviewed a 30-something couple and their two young boys for a first-time temple recommend. They were about to become an eternal family, but for their youngest son, the price for that privilege was everything. The youngest son was fidget-appropriate for a 5-year-old. As I interviewed his parents, Jimmy couldn’t take the motionless moments any longer. He leaped from his mother’s lap, smacking his head on the corner of my desk.
Utahn, Mormon back as a favorite in 'Survivor: Caramoan — Fans vs. Favorites'
One of the favorites on the next season of "Survivor" is a South Jordan resident and Brigham Young University English professor. Dawn Meehan participated in “Survivor: South Pacific” and was on the jury. Now, the Mormon and mother of six is back on “Survivor: Caramoan,” which pits tribes of fans verses favorites.
Latter-day Saint Life
How To Resist Temptation When It Just Seems Too Hard
We’re here on Earth to learn to master ourselves and become more and more like Christ as we journey through life. We know we love God, and we know that, as a result, we want to keep His commandments. But sometimes that gets really, really hard.
BYU professor discusses Book of Mormon translation and error corrections
After 25 years of research, Royal Skousen, a professor of linguistics at Brigham Young University, has compiled in-depth information about the original and printer's manuscript text of the Book of Mormon. Joseph Smith restored the LDS Church in the early 1800s and one of his endeavors was to translate the Book of Mormon from engraved metal plates. The Book of Mormon is considered companion scripture to the Bible.
Examples of Faith Wherever They Go
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