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87Spectacular Christmas Light Displays at LDS Temples
It’s that time of year when everybody starts looking for the most spectacular Christmas light displays to visit. There is one great source for a free Christmas light extravaganza that is right in your own...
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79Mormon Mommy Blogs
The number of women who use social media is on the rise, especially when it comes to those who participate and become involved with Blogs. Mormon Mommy Blogs are taking the Internet by storm, and are a great way to see what is happening in the lives of everyday mommies.
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74My Favorite LDS Books
Looking for a good LDS book to read? Well, look no further. This Hub lists several great LDS books to read for all levels of comprehension. Enjoy!
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77LDS Bloggers
Simply a list of my person favorite LDS Bloggers who can be found on the Blogosphere. Perhaps you might find some of what they have to say interesting too.
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78Are Mormons Really Monsters?
As of late, the media has had a field day when it comes to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, more familiarly known as the Mormons. Are the Mormons really the monsters the news makes them out to be?
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79The Five Browns A Piano Playing Family
The Five Browns are a group of Young Adult’s, all in their twenties, who are amazing musicians. What makes The Five Browns so different is that they are all from the same family and they are all accomplished classical pianists.
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77Mormons No Strangers to Intolerance and Persecution
Mormons have faced intolerance and persecution from the beginnings of their organization as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The history of this group of people tells a gripping tale.
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63Mountain Meadows Massacre, A Personal Story
In September 2008 a new book was released called, Massacre at Mountain Meadows. It is written by Ronald W. Walker, Richard E. Turley, and Glen M. Leonard. Before the book was released I had read in the...
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80Fighting Measles With The Measles Initiative
"Don't count your children until the measles has passed", was a common saying among the Nigerian village Imesi-Ile, in Africa. Find out how the Measles Initiative has made a difference for people everywhere.
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75The Wheelchair Foundation, Changing the World One Wheelchair at a Time
One man has made a difference in crossing the barriers of race, religion, and political diversity. Kenneth Behring and the Wheelchair Foundation is helping individuals become mobile and giving them hope.
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