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A Mormon's guide to surviving the presidential election

This week I watched as Mormons flocked to their Facebook pages and Twitter accounts to throw down at the comments left by Pastor Robert Jeffress. The reaction was everywhere.

Puerto Rican, Mormon congressman bridging gap in immigration debate

Raul R. Labrador is the only Puerto Rican, Mormon, tea-party immigration lawyer in Congress, which the Idaho Republican figures makes him the perfect bridge between the GOP’s hard-line resistance to an immigration overhaul and the urgent sense among Democrats that the November election won them a free hand on the issue. Labrador spent his first two years in Congress earning and burnishing a reputation as not just a “no” but a “hell no” vote on just about every spending and fiscal bill that has come across his desk. But on immigration, he is seeking a different role.

Mormon Fair-Cast Nominated for National Best Podcast Award

The Mormon Fair-Cast, a podcast produced by FairMormon, is a finalist for a 2013 People's Choice Award for best religious podcast. Voting for the winner begins Nov. 1 and is open to the public through Nov. 15. This is the third straight nomination for the Mormon Fair-Cast. It won a People's Choice Award in 2011. The 2012 award for best religious podcast went to a show called the Ardent Atheist.

Sneak Peek: Gilbert Temple on ABC15

GILBERT, AZ - ABC15 will broadcast a rare in-depth look at the new Gilbert Mormon temple during a 30-minute special airing at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 17. The special will show viewers what goes on inside the temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and will be broadcast the night before the church opens the doors to its new Gilbert temple, allowing hundreds of thousands of members and non-members alike a free tour of the building.

Latter-day Saint Life

How Mormons Celebrate Christmas

Many people outside The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints may not be familiar with the way LDS members observe Christmas.

A year after fire, restored Mormon tabernacle could be boon for Provo

A year to the day after a fire destroyed the Provo Tabernacle, the LDS Church’s plan to restore the historic building and convert it into a Mormon temple is expected to bring more to the city than spiritual blessings for devout Latter-day Saints. Civic and business leaders figure it also will bring people — and their wallets — downtown, further energizing the heart of Provo.

‘Real’ election occurs Monday — Romney still loses

Six Utahns cast ballots Monday in the presidential election that really counts — the Electoral College. Mitt Romney received all those Utah votes, but, of course, he still lost nationally. "Do I wish I were voting for the winner? Absolutely," said Utah Attorney General-elect John Swallow, one of the six Utah electors. "But do I stand in line and say as an American the election is over and I will support the president of the United States? Absolutely. That’s what we do in this country."

From the Church

New Video Gives Glimpse into the Church's Welfare Program and How It Changes Lives

By LDS Living

How does the welfare program of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints help and inspire millions around the world? A new Church video gives a glimpse into this incredible program and how it allows Latter-day Saints to follow and live the teachings of our Savior.

Rome Italy Temple Closes Due to Coronavirus, Seattle Stake Cancels Meetings

By Tad Walch, Deseret News

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Small-Scale Groundbreaking Held for Layton Utah Temple, Recording to Be Made Available Next Week

By The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

In response to media inquiries, the following statement is from Irene Caso, spokesperson for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: