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Historic LDS newspaper volume presented in auction
“The Latter-day Saints Messenger and Advocate,” one of the earliest publications in church history, was up for bid at the semiannual Americana auction at... Read more »
Transitioning for senior missionaries: Do we have to go home?
Senior missionaries eventually complete their missions. We know that young missionaries return to college, obtain a job, begin courting and eventually get married.... Read more »
Beware of 'walking in darkness at noon-day'
The Lord indicates in scripture that many are "walking in darkness at noon-day" when light and illumination are available. When challenges come, do we obey or resist... Read more »
Takeover of polygamous community beset by conflict
Utah filed a plan Friday for appointing a board of trustees that will turn homes, land and farms owned by a polygamous sect into private ownership. Read more »
Tujague hire provides BYU key JC recruiting strategy
When Bronco Mendenhall hired College of the Canyons coach Garett Tujague, he also bought his contacts in California's massive community college system. Read more »
Millet urges Christians to look for common beliefs
The Newport Beach Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hosted a special presentation by Robert L. Millet on “What Mormons Really Believe.” Read more »
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