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The Cokeville Miracle is back on Living Scriptures Streaming

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The Cokeville MiracleΒ is making its long-awaited return to LS Streaming, and we can hardly contain our excitement! This must-see movie by the renowned filmmaker T.C. Christensen, a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is based on a faith-affirming true story. In 1986, David Young and his wife took Wyoming’s Cokeville Elementary School hostage. Afterward, Sheriff Hartley, whose children were inside, investigated to see how everyone miraculously survived. Please be advised this movie contains thematic material, including violence and peril. If you have young children, be sure to activate our PG-13 filter.

Playlist: Tweens

Our featured playlist this week isΒ Tweens. Filled with fun and wholesome entertainment, this playlist is perfect for kids 10 to 13. It features the newly releasedΒ Khumba, the story of a half-striped Zebra searching for his purpose. Also included are Latter-day favoritesΒ Once I was a BeehiveΒ andΒ Down and Derby.

CFM: Moroni Returns

Moroni makes a glorious appearance to instruct Joseph Smith about receiving the gold plates.Β Moroni ReturnsΒ is an animation for all ages that gives the backstory to D&C 2. It helps us better understand how Joseph’s life can be applied to ours and tells the importance of the spirit of Elijah in our lives.
Come Follow Me

Come, Follow Me:

Moroni Returns

Doctrine & Covenants 2
Joseph Smith—History 1:27–65

Moroni, the last author of the Book of Mormon, appears to Joseph Smith. Learn the historical context of D&C 2 and see how its contents and context can be applied to your life.

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Latter Day Kids

Latter Day Kids: A Welding Link

Doctrine & Covenants 2

The sealing power is likened to the act of welding chain links together. Music: “No. 4 Piano Journey” by Esther Abrami.

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Filmmaker's journey

The Cokeville Miracle: Filmmaker’s Journey

Go behind the scenes of Cokeville Miralce and discover the filmmaker’s journey to making a beautiful and uplifting film.

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Khumba

Khumba

Jake T. Austin (Wizards of Waverly Place) voices Khumba, a young half-striped zebra who embarks on a journey of self-discovery.

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Breaking the Press

Breaking the Press

The biblical parable of the prodigal son gets a modern-day, basketball-themed twist.

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Baby Joy Joy

Baby Joy Joy

Episode 15

Learn and sing along with Baby Joy Joy as she goes grocery shopping, takes a bubble bath, plays dress up, and more!

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Discussions on the D&C

Discussions on the Doctrine & Covenants:

Promises Made to the Fathers

Learn about the promises made to the fathers through Doctrine and Covenants section 2.

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The Bible Project

The Art of Biblical Poetry

Explore the unique characteristics of biblical poetry, so you can discover its beauty and power for yourself.Β Free at bibleproject.com

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