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So Many Changes in the Church – Hang on to Your Hat and try to Keep Up!
Well, when the press conference was held to announce that Russell M. Nelson would be our new prophet, some one commented that though he was "older" (at the time, 90 years), just try to keep up with him! Breathless yet? Still skiing, fishing and with a posterity of...

Getting Ready For a Mission Doesn’t Have to be Stressful
Shirts, shoes, skirts, luggage, the endowment session, passport, blood tests... The joy of opening that white envelope can be overcome with the stress of the missionary getting ready to serve. It doesn't have to break the bank - or your spirit. Here are a few tips to...

GooseFeathers™ Customized LDS and Family-Themed Gift Items Joins Mission Tracker
Mission Tracker has, for many years been the go-to for the popular LDS Mission Tracker. The Tracker is more than just another attractive wall hanging - it is an excellent way to keep your loved one near while they are serving an mission for the Church of Jesus Christ...

The Strength Behind the Missionaries
You are probably aware, from the letters your sons, daughters, friends, or even parents send home that they are kept very busy and regularly have amazing experiences that test their mettle and increase their testimonies. But most of us don’t stop to consider the hard...

Truly “Serving” A Mission
As we have seen in recent months, in some cases nothing could be further from the truth. Following the aftermath of hurricanes in both Florida and Texas, the areas were flooded a second time—with LDS missionaries, sleeves rolled up, mud on their shoes, and ready to work hard to bring relief to God’s suffering children. One stick and shovel-full at a time debris was cleared, trash was removed, and mud was scooped out. One hug at a time people realized they were not alone. Hearts were softened and a degree of comfort was given.

How Does Serving a Mission Change you?
You may have heard the phrase “He left as a boy, but returned as a man.” This is, in so many ways, a true statement - for young women as well. A young man will continue to grow taller, his neck may fill out, and his shoulders grow wider until he is about age 21 or...
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