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Church Calls New President for Utah Temple + 15 More
From Nigeria to Utah and Denmark to Tonga, find out more about the new temple presidents and matrons recently called to serve by the First Presidency.
Latter-day Saint Life
Ghanaian Triplets, Converts Return from 3 Separate Missions in Nigeria
Dicken, Dickson, and Dick Bonsrah are a set of Ghanaian triplets who recently returned home from serving their missions, and all three of them served in Nigeria. Dicken served in the Nigeria Eunugu Mission, Dickson served in the Nigeria Porthacourt Mission, and Dick in the Nigeria Lagos Mission. LDS Missionaries recently featured these three missionaries and their testimonies.
From the Church
Tips From President and Sister Oaks on How to Accomplish Your Goals
By Danielle Christensen
Setting goals and then actually completing them is no easy feat, said President Dallin H. Oaks and Sister Kristen Oaks during a Face to Face event with the youth on February 23.
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From the Church
What’s it like having President Nelson as a father? His children share delightful stories and insights
By Haley Lundberg
Church members are often astounded by President Nelson’s enthusiasm and energy, but the people who have known him the longest and the most personally—his children—say this is nothing new.
Latter-day Saint Life
4 Ways to Keep the Magic Alive in Marriage
By Merrilee Boyack
President Kimball counseled, "Many couples permit their marriages to become stale and their love to grow cold like old bread or worn-out jokes or cold gravy. . . . These people will do well to re-evaluate, to renew their courting, to express their affection, to acknowledge kindness, and to increase their consideration so their marriage again can become beautiful, sweet, and growing." His counsel is well taken, and we need to give special attention to bringing fun and joy back into our marriage relationship. So let's talk about some ideas that will help. Here's a good beginning place—you have to keep dating only the husband you want to keep.
Do We Need to Tidy Up and Declutter Our Spiritual Lives?
By Jason F. Wright
Have you read The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing? Author Marie Kondo’s book has cleaned up quite nicely, selling more than five million copies since its 2014 release.
Latter-day Saint Life
A New Twist on a Familiar Scripture That Taught Me It's Okay to Question and Still Build a Testimony
By Kaeley Scruggs
My whole life, I’ve heard D&C 18:10-16 in relation to missionary work. “And if it so be that you should labor all your days in crying repentance unto this people, and bring, save it be one soul unto me, how great shall be your joy with him in the kingdom of my Father!” (D&C 18:16).
A Knock on the Door That Changed the Life of a Recovering Alcoholic and Inactive Latter-day Saint
By Jason F. Wright
It’s not a movie plot, though it sure sounds like one. During World War II, John “Clele” Fletcher was told he’d never pass the physical and fulfill his deep desire to join the fight. Still, that didn’t stop him from trying.
Latter-day Saint Life
Brad Wilcox on Women and the Priesthood
By Brad Wilcox
God Reserved the High Privilege of Motherhood for Women
Latter-day Saint Life
Time to Reevaluate Those New Year's Resolutions!
By Lisa Valentine Clark
It's the end of January, and my son is furiously trying to finish his science fair project at the last minute despite my warnings (pleadings!) weeks early to finish it early “or you’ll be sorry.” The end of term occurred just days before and I had the pleasure of listening to not one, but two teenagers give me passionate speeches ranging from “The teacher must not have entered the grade in right,” to “Don’t worry, I’ve got it covered, and I won’t really learn unless I handle this on my own,” and my personal favorite speech: “Grades don’t really matter because it’s really about the learning process.” (I keep telling my kids that I WAS a jr. high and sr. high teacher. I know their tricks and I know students, and 9 out of 10 times, I’m going to be on the teacher’s side. Sorry.)