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New Church Article Explains the Need for Partnership Between Religion & Government
Religion and government are like a couple who sometimes have a hard time living together but who find they simply cannot live apart. Religion and government both need their independence in order to flourish, but history has shown that a complete divorce is healthy for neither. They travel different but parallel tracks. They are most successful and most effective when they protect and encourage one another.
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Mormon Newsroom: In Honoring Creation, We Honor the Creator
Mormon Newsroom recently published this article sharing how we can help care for God's creations. As President Russell M. Nelson taught, “We should care for the earth, be wise stewards over it, and preserve it for future generations. And we are to love and care for one another.”
Church Creates 4 New Stakes in 4 Countries, Discontinues Stake in Germany
As Church membership continues to grow and change throughout the world, four new stakes have been created in several different countries, including Brazil, Georgia, Guatemala, and the Philippines, while one stake was discontinued in Germany, according to LDS Church Growth.
The Juggling Act: Balancing Womanhood and Motherhood
By Connie Sokol
You can balance the roles of woman, wife, and mother by actively and daily choosing who will do what and what won’t get done. Try a few of these suggestions to decrease the stress in your life while helping your children prepare for adulthood.
Sponsored: Empower Your Degree at LDS Business College
By Ensign College
The landscape of education and the workplace is changing rapidly, making skills-based education and real-world experience more important than ever before.
Latter-day Saint Life
Watch: Bishop Caussé, Nicolas Giusti Perform Stunning "Where Can I Turn for Peace?"
By LDS Living
Presiding Bishop Gérald Caussé remembers the moment he first heard an arrangement of "Where Can I Turn for Peace?" by his friend and accomplished Italian composer Nicolas Giusti. "I was shocked," Bishop Caussé says. "I listened to it, and I called him right away and I said, 'Nicolas, are you aware, this is a sad theme? Are you aware of this? And you composed joyful music.' And he said, 'Well we can find happiness even in the darkest times of our lives.'"
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Tabernacle Choir Announces 2020 "Messiah" Concert Soloists, Find Out How to Get Tickets
By Greyson Gurley
George Frideric Handel’s famous oratorio Messiah was first performed in 1742 and has been performed by The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square every two years in the Tabernacle. The concert is also streamed live over the internet to audiences around the globe.
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Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson celebrates his heritage at the Polynesian Cultural Center
By Haley Lundberg
Johnson and his family recently visited the Polynesian Cultural Center for an unforgettable celebration of his ancestry.
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Sponsored: Cute and cozy modest pieces for your favorite fall activities
By Sweet Salt Clothing, Advertiser
As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, it’s time to embrace the beauty of fall and all the cozy activities that come with it. From taking canyon drives to exploring pumpkin patches, this season offers countless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with friends and family. But finding the perfect outfits that are both stylish and modest can sometimes be a challenge. That’s why we’ve curated a list of five fabulous modest outfits that are perfect for your favorite fall activities. Each look combines comfort and elegance, allowing you to fully enjoy the season while feeling confident, chic, and ready for all your autumn adventures!
Visiting Teaching Lesson July 2015--Forgiving and Merciful
By LDS Living
Understanding that Jesus Christ has been forgiving and merciful to us can help us forgive and extend mercy to others. “Jesus Christ is our Exemplar,” said President Thomas S. Monson. “His life was a legacy of love. The sick He healed; the downtrodden He lifted; the sinner He saved. At the end the angry mob took His life. And yet there rings from Golgotha’s hill the words: ‘Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do’—a crowning expression in mortality of compassion and love.”