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Making temple blessings available to our ancestors brings joy. Advances in technology continually open doors to vast amounts of information about those who have gone before. This can be a blessing but can also cause difficulties. Anyone with experience navigating FamilySearch Family Tree understands the intricacies of creating “one tree for the family of Adam.” Here are a few tips from the pros at Legacy Tree Genealogists.
LDS Filmmakers Daryn Tufts and Jed Knudsen once travelled the country to find out about the typical perception of Mormonism from an outsider. Their findings, documented in a hilarious DVD called "American Mormon," varied greatly.
What powerful thoughts that Elder D. Todd Christofferson shared in the March issue of the Ensign, thoughts that he has developed through personal experience. Here are some thoughts he shared:
We've been commanded to love others, but not everyone is easy to love. Here's what you can do to have more Christlike love for those around you. Thanks to Meridian Magazine who first shared this story.
The theme of sacred gifts in the upcoming Brigham Young University Museum of Art exhibit, "Sacred Gifts: The Religious Art of Carl Bloch, Heinrich Hofmann, and Frans Schwartz" runs deep for museum guests and officials alike.
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This movie spent a very long time in production—20 years! Disney was going to produce it years ago but computer effects at the time weren’t quite up to the task. The technical innovations were worth the wait, but the story could have used some more time to work out. As the name Gemini Man suggests, an assassin is cloned.
On Tuesday, May 25, 2021, the First Presidency announced that 60 temples will enter Phase 3 in June and July.
"Latter-day Saint writers, including general Church leaders, have not written or spoken of the doctrine of calling and election very often, not because it is a forbidden subject, but rather a sensitive one"
This article was originally shared on LDS Living in 2017 and has been updated to reflect additional recent counsel.