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The scene played out like many other Seders at Jewish campus centers, but in Provo, Utah, there was a twist. This traditional Passover celebration was hosted by Brigham Young University. As Gabrielle Birkner writes in The Jewish Daily Forward, about 160 people packed into a hall at the Mormon college a few Fridays ago to dip the bitter herbs in salt water and remember the tears shed when the Israelites fled Egypt to escape slavery.
According to Mormon Newsroom, exciting new changes are coming to the Church's missionary program.
Over the weekend, the Air Force Thunderbirds, a demonstration air squadron, were at Utah's Hill Air Force Base doing one of their incredible air shows. But the Thunderbirds weren't the only ones in the air.
Tuesday, October 22, Apple released their latest software, 7.0.3, for its mobile devices. Anyone installing this update will temporarily lose the ability to use the Church’s iOS Gospel Library mobile app. Wednesday, the Church’s mobile app development team submitted to the Apple store an update, Gospel Library 3.3.2, to resolve this issue. The update is expected to be available in the Apple store within the week.
In Job 38:31, the Lord tells Job He bound the Pleiades together. Pleiades, or the Seven Sisters, is a constellation of seven stars that are so far away their light needs 350 years to reach the Earth, according to astronomers.
If you hold the Aaronic Priesthood, read on for seven ideas to help you understand, respect and magnify the office you hold.
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Want to know the world record for the most back handsprings done in a row by a mascot? Well Cosmo the Cougar just took the cake for that record when he performed this little stunt at BYU's game on Saturday. Check out this awesome video and see if you can count them all.
January, the first month of the calendar year, most likely takes its name from the ancient Roman deity Janus, who was believed to be the gatekeeper of heaven. More generally, he was the god of doors, gateways (including city gates) and boundaries, and thus of beginnings and transitions, as well as a patron deity of traveling, trading and shipping.
With 17 temples currently operating in South America, two under construction, and another two announced in addition to the Barranquilla Colombia Temple, the work of the Lord is definitely moving forward on this wonderful continent.
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.