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Jonathan Decker is a licensed marriage and family therapist, known for his work on the Mended Light and Cinema Therapy YouTube channels. He is the clinical director of Mended Light and author of 250 Great Movies for Latter-day Families and has presented at BYU Education Week. He lives in Missouri with his family.
"A family's worst nightmare," is how Dr. Travis Stork from the TV show The Doctors describes what happened toLatter-day Saint author Carol Decker.
When Carol Decker went to the emergency room at 33 weeks pregnant with flu-like symptoms, she had no idea it would be the last day she would ever see her family again.
Most directors don’t land an international superstar in their first movie. But CTU: Provo was hardly an average film shoot, and that’s just scratching the surface.
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Mormon Moviegoers help you make informed decisions by reviewing films for artistry, content, and Gospel parallels. It was founded by Jonathan Decker, author of 250 Great Movies for Latter-day Families. For daily reviews join our Facebook group.
"Once-in-a-while someone comes along and I feel compelled/prompted to share their message. New LDS artist/pianist Garth Smith is one of those. "Sacred Hymns" is a compilation I've been listening to for the past two days and (it has) soothed my soul."
Author's Note: I wrote this in place of my "Ask a Latter-day Saint Therapist" article this week. It was written for those both within and outside of our faith. My normal column will return next week.
The story of Carol Decker's life has inspired people around the world to choose love and gratitude despite their challenges. In this episode, Carol tells us what it was like to go to the hospital with what she thought was the flu and wake up to an irreversibly different world and body.

Two months after the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints launched its “I’m a Mormon” media campaign in Great Britain, LDS officials say they are seeing significant increases in British interest in the church. The intense media element of the campaign, with ads at tube stations, the Charing Cross mainline station and on double-decker buses, ran for four weeks from early April into May. Online advertising will continue in the United Kingdom and Ireland through the end of 2013.