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FamilySearch looking for indexers for non-English languages
With more than 120 FamilySearch indexing projects from countries outside the United States and representing 16 languages, FamilySearch officials are looking for indexers with expertise in a non-English language. This year, projects have been launched from Bolivia, Paraguay, Switzerland and the Philippines, and later this year, projects from Armenia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Ecuador, Micronesia, Panama, Slovakia and Sri Lanka are planned, according to news release. Currently, projects have been added recently for Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Micronesia, Peru, Puerto Rico and the Ukraine.
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LDS Service Missionary Praised on ESPN's Sports Center
A special young man from Moroni, Utah left as an LDS Church missionary and is returning as an ESPN star.
From the Church
Mormon Newsroom websites now in 20 languages
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints launched the Bulgaria Mormon Newsroom Wednesday, bringing the number of international Mormon Newsroom websites to 58 in 20 languages. These international sites contain area-specific content for news media, opinion leaders and the public in their respective regions. The Church’s primary worldwide Newsroom (MormonNewsroom.org) remains the official resource for news media around the globe.
Mormon bishop dragged 10 feet after being Good Samaritan
A Good Samaritan who stopped to help a motorist stopped in the middle of an intersection Saturday night ended up being dragged several feet, police reported.
From Security Guard (Outside a Temple) to Faithful Member
Every day that Edward Matos worked as a security guard at the building where the Manhattan New York Temple, three Manhattan wards, the New York Office of Public and International Affairs and the Family History Center are housed, he saw friendly, cheerful people.
Gallery: Christmas lights on Temple Square
Hundreds of thousands of Christmas lights turned on at Temple Square and throughout downtown on Friday, a seasonal tradition that brings visitors from every corner of the world. Volunteers and official groundskeepers began stringing the colorful lights in August and those lights are expected to beam brightly every evening, from dusk to 10 p.m., until New Year's Day, and then the dismantling will begin. It usually takes until March to put it all away.
The Power of 'No'
At the beginning of January, our family reviewed our goals from last year.
Top recruit Jabari Parker finds Mormon connection at Duke
More than a year ago, Ken Rogerson received an unusual phone call in his office at Duke’s Sanford School of Public Policy. He wasn’t answering as the director of undergraduate studies at Sanford, but rather as the faculty advisor for the Latter-day Saint Student Association.
Elizabeth Smart Details Kidnapping in New Memoir
Minutes after 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart was snatched from her bedroom in the dead of night, a police cruiser idled by along a neighborhood street as she was forced to the ground at knifepoint. "Move and I will kill you!" her captor hissed.
It's a funny thing ... LDS readers tell humorous stories
Why would "Ty Perry" come up in tithing settlement? Is there such a thing as "Slow Sunday"? And why pray for the "righteous in Denver"? Mormon Times readers — particularly their children and fellow ward members — continue to make us laugh. Several years ago, we asked our readers to share humorous accounts with us, and they delivered some good clean fun. You can read our past stories here and here.