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MR says: You've got to appreciate the determination of this inspiring little girl. Not only has she become an entrepreneur by selling her paintings internationally, she also has her own debit card!
The three Nephites—few in the Church have not heard about these translated beings. Like the apostle John, these three disciples of Christ chose to "live to behold all the doings of the Father unto the children of men" (3 Nephi 28:7), meaning they are translated beings who will live on the earth until the Second Coming.
Vocal Point recently released this incredible a cappella cover of Toy Story's touching, "When She Loved Me." For all the Pixar fans out there, you might want to watch this with a box of tissues. Check it out:
This story was originally published on LDS Living in February 2018.
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The fourth temple in Africa, the Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo Temple, will begin open house tours Tuesday, March 12, 2019. To celebrate, here are some first-look photos of this newly completed temple set to be dedicated April 14, 2019.
Thank goodness that the Mormon Moment has finally come to an end. It’s been six months—a year, maybe—and what with all the Broadway musicals, billboards and radio ads, magazine spreads, the op-eds and the letters responding to the op-eds, the television news stories, the daytime pundits, the night-time pundits, the op-eds responding to the pundits and the letters excoriating the op-ed responses to the pundits, this Mormon is exhausted. Now that the country has voted the highest Mormon in the land back to Boston or Wolfeboro or wherever, I’m looking forward to a well-earned break from the country’s daily construction of my identity.
Robert L. Millet explains the distinct difference between mercy and grace.
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A few years ago I was looking through a cookbook, and I paused as I came across an unfamiliar and potentially intriguing ingredient: Ariel dealcoholized Cabernet Sauvignon. “Dealcoholized wine?” I thought. “I need to look this up and see if it’s for real.” Sure enough, I found that a company called Ariel produces non-alcoholic wine. In the five years since I started cooking as a hobby, I had never seen anything like it.
Do you remember the last thing you said to your child this morning? What did your son or daughter hear as they walked out the door, got on the bus or stepped away from the car in front of their school and disappeared for the day? Kason, my second-grader, climbed out of the back seat and heard me yell, “Make good choices, bud.” That’s one of my favorite sound bites.