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Posted by Guest Author | Nov 27, 2019 | #LIGHTtheWORLD, activities, blogging | 0 |

Tree of Life AR (augmented reality) Book of Mormon app available for download

by Guest Author | Jan 5, 2020 | activities, Book of Mormon, cool links, gadgets & tech, prophets, revelation | 0 |

Tree of Life AR is an augmented reality experience for mobile devices. Take your own personal journey along the path to the tree of life from the Book of Mormon!

Latter-day Saint (Mormon) Church History Museum Opens Suffrage Exhibit

by Guest Author | Nov 28, 2019 | activities, church history, culture & art | 0 |

A new exhibit of items that belonged to some of Utah’s prominent Latter-day Saint suffragists, along with historical documents associated with suffrage legislation, is now open to the public at the Church History Museum.

The @ProxyGivingMachines join the #LightTheWorld movement

by Guest Author | Nov 27, 2019 | #LIGHTtheWORLD, activities, blogging | 0 |

🤨 PROBLEM: You want to help #LightTheWorld and donate to the #GivingMachines but don’t live near one of the 10 worldwide locations.

🌟 SOLUTION: Proxy Giving Machines

New York Times columnist David Brooks and Nephi expound on JOY (The lies our culture tells us about what matters — and a better way to live)

by Guest Author | Jul 22, 2019 | activities, blogging, books, judging, language, not uniquely lds | 0 |

“Joy is not the expansion of self, it’s the dissolving of self.”

Attending church & expectations for those we love with autism

by Guest Author | Jul 21, 2019 | activities, ask the readers, autism | 0 |

Those of us who are affected by autism (and it is the majority of us) know how hard and rewarding...

Until the day I die . . .

by Matthew Watkins | Jul 14, 2019 | activities, Ministering, missionary | 0 |

I loved the second area of my mission. The Bishop was totally on board with missionary work. The ward mission leader was a rock star. The ward was warm and accepting. And the boundaries were large enough to stave off knocking on someone’s door more than once every 2 months or so (this was back in the day when tracting was almost all missionaries ever did). It was really awesome– definitely one of the highlights of my whole mission.

I was there a long time. I spent 6 months (and 5 companions) in that ward. But no matter how awesome an area is, you can still burn out.

Ramadan Mubarak to our Muslim friends and neighbors!

by Guest Author | May 5, 2019 | activities, bloggernacle, blogging, communication, editorials, holidays, Ministering, not uniquely lds | 0 |

For 30 days, Muslims around the world do not eat from dawn to dusk, pray intensely, donate to charities and service to their community and gather for nightly feasts to break the fast.