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Jimmer writes about what he has learned from his mother
If there is such a thing as a conventional LDS family, mine was certainly not it. My father joined the church when he was 18, along with his brother Dennis and sister Bonnie. He has been very active and has served in many church callings throughout his life, including everything from being a counselor in the bishopric and Young Men organization to serving as a ward mission leader. My dad is both devoted and faithful.
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How to Teach Our Children About Refugees
For Deb Coffey, a member of the Highland Ward, Sandy Utah Granite South Stake, it has been “sweet and tender” to witness the contributions of individuals, families, and groups to refugees.
Fear, Faith and Miracles for 10 LDS Sister Missionaries Trapped in the Philippines
The water was rising fast. In the darkness of early morning, Amanda Smith moved away from the window to shield her face from the slashing rain. She had shut it just moments before to ward off the raging storm whipping through the palm trees outside.
'Homeward Bound' CD features Bryn Terfel, Mormon Tab Choir
Bass-baritone Bryn Terfel brings a Welsh flair to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Orchestra at Temple Square’s newest CD, “Homeward Bound,” released this week. The 18 songs include a collection of favorites, hymns, classical music and folk songs from both American and European traditions that provides a musical depth that evokes the Welsh pioneer heritage of many of the first and current choir members.
New Virtual Tour Lets You Visit Palmyra Without Leaving Your House
A new, interactive website created by the Church makes it possible for members around the world to interact and immerse themselves in the sacred, historic sites of Palmyra, New York.
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Convert Starts Co-ed A Cappella Group with Missionary Mindset
Growing up in Las Vegas, Eric Corpuz engulfed himself in academic and extracurricular activities, including marching band, cross country and student councils. He thrived on keeping involved and developing talents.
Pioneers and Hebrews
By Wayne E. Brickey
The route of Church History in our dispensation was a path of filters. It was strewn with wrenching decisions, heroic moves, deep changes. The filters sifted. They purified. When we consider the Kirtland experience, we might suppose that those who made it that far had been sifted enough. But the Lord was putting together a dream team. So there had to be Missouri, Nauvoo, Winter Quarters, and more.
Jimmer and Whitney Fredette look to future (+wedding video)
With the potential sale and relocation of the Sacramento Kings, Jimmer Fredette, along with his new wife, Whitney, are left wondering about their future with the team. According to a recent interview by KCRA.com, the young newlyweds would love to stay in Sacramento and continue their new tradition of trying out all of the restaurants downtown; however, there are still unpacked boxes in their apartment due to the couple’s possible move to Seattle with the team.
Missionaries' Testimony Printed in Newspaper with 100k+ Readers
Being a Mormon missionary builds character and teaches life skills, communication skills and how to cope with stress, say two young men serving in this area.
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LDS 10-Year-Old Wins "Gymnast of the Year"
What an incredible feat! “Very few kids have the physical capability to be an elite level athlete, and she’s one of those kids,” Lundyn Vandertoolen's coach, Ryan Kirkham said.