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Kiss It Goodbye
In 1960, an upstart Pittsburgh Pirates team beat the highly favored New York Yankees in the World Series. That improbable victory did more than give long-suffering Pirates fans something to cheer about; it put Pittsburgh on the map. And the star pitcher for the Pirates was Vernon Law—an unsophisticated Idaho country boy, widely known as The Deacon, a friendly nickname derived from his strict Mormon upbringing. He was an inspiration both for his success and his morals.
Agent Bishop
Many people have asked how I was able to be successful in both my roles—as an FBI agent and a bishop. During the day, I dealt with the dregs of our society. During the evenings, I counseled youth to be morally clean and parents to hold their marriages together. I fought crime and Satan with a pistol in one hand and the scriptures in another.
Something Good: Birch Creek
Birch Creek Service Ranch provides a unique opportunity for youth to enhance their personal growth while serving a rural community. Adam Bateman and Eric Peterson, first cousins, spent several boyhood summers camping, playing, and working on a ranch in a beautiful valley nestled against the Teton...
Mission Accomplished: A Soldier's Journey to Faith
The Cuban military was not the place for a Bible, but my grandma had taught me its principles well. Throughout my missions her words were always in the back of my mind. I would need them to become the man I wanted to become. And, as I would find during a mission deep in the Guatemalan jungle, I would need them to stay alive.
Faith and Fantasy: The Art of James C. Christensen
With his delightful imagination and keen perception, internationally acclaimed artist James C. Christensen draws you into a magical world of color and possibility while sharing some gospel truths along the way. With every stroke of his brush, James C. Christensen is fast becoming one of the world's...
Lost and Found
Long-lost family members and friends alike have been given a second chance at renewing relationships thanks to one man, whose mission is to reunite loved ones all over the world. For nearly twenty years Troy Dunn has been helping people reconnect with lost loved ones, and each case is unique:...
Music from the Heart
Legendary musician Michael McLean has been touching lives through his insightful lyrics and beautiful melodies for a quarter of a century. From his debut album, You're Not Alone, to his wildly popular Christmas album, The Forgotten Carols, Michael's music has one common factor--it comes straight from his heart.
Rising Stars
These days you can't turn on the television without seeing a member of the Church singing or dancing his or her way into the hearts of millions. As members of the Church, we are urged to improve upon our natural talents, as well as develop new ones--striving for excellence is just part of...
New Young Women Leaders See Bright Future
The new Young Women General President for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints told reporters yesterday that parents and the Church are helping young women around the world to realize their potential. The new Young Women General President for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day...
Jessop returning to his musical roots
Craig Jessop, the longtime director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir who abruptly resigned March 4, will return to his native Cache Valley to become head of Utah State University's music department. Craig Jessop, the longtime director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir who abruptly resigned March 4, will...
Arkansas Judge says remains of early Mormon leader can be moved to Utah
The remains of an early Mormon leader murdered 151 years ago in Arkansas can be moved to Utah for burial as long as other burial sites are not disturbed, a judge has ruled. VAN BUREN, Ark. -- The remains of an early Mormon leader murdered 151 years ago in Arkansas can be moved to Utah for burial as...
Choir Director Craig Jessop Resigns
Craig Jessop, renowned music director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, has resigned from his assignment after over a decade of outstanding service with the choir. Jessop made the announcement to choir members after their rehearsal tonight. Associate music director Mack Wilberg will serve as the...
Michael McLean Celebrates 25 Years of Music
For the past quarter of a century, beloved music artist Michael McLean has won the hearts of countless fans through his inspirational and heartfelt albums, beginning with You're Not Alone in 1983. Since that time he has released two dozen albums and a new anthology fittingly called 25, which...
LDS Veteran Makes Film About his March for Troop Withdrawal
LOGAN, Utah -- An LDS military veteran who walked 500 miles to promote a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq has made a documentary, "A Soldier's Peace." It will be seen at five film festivals, including screenings in California, Colorado, Utah and Illinois. Marshall Thompson was an Army reservist who...
Church Offers Condolences Following Passing of Congressman Lantos
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued a message of condolence this week, following the passing of Congressman Tom Lantos. "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints expresses its sincere condolences to the family of Congressman Tom Lantos who passed...
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