School is out, which means that boys all over America will soon be exchanging their video games for sleeping bags—at least for a night or two. Whether you have fond memories of your days at scout camp, prefer not to remember your days at scout camp, or have always wondered what scout camp is really […]
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A beautiful thing about “Love, Kennedy”, one of the newest and most beloved releases in the Living Scriptures live streaming library, is that it’s not just a movie about a girl. It’s also about her friends, teachers, and family. As Father’s Day approaches, we want to celebrate the dads who overcome trials like the ones
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This Mother’s Day weekend marks the birthday of Florence Nightingale. While she never married or gave birth to any children, she was one of history’s most stirring examples of womanhood. Born into a wealthy British family, Florence was expected to associate with the upper class, marry well, and live a domestic life among the rich.
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One of the many challenges we received in the April 2018 sessions of General Conference was from President Ballard’s talk entitled “Precious Gifts from God”: “Too many allow themselves to almost live online with their smart devices—screens illuminating their faces day and night and earbuds in their ears blocking out the still, small voice of the
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You may have heard the true story or seen the movie in theaters. But now that “Love, Kennedy” is available on Living Scriptures+, you and your family can watch and be uplifted from anywhere. See how one girl with big challenges but a bigger testimony of Christ can change lives. Kennedy Hansen always brought smiles
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Only a couple of weeks remain before Mother’s Day, and, as the popular meme attests, “Shopping for your mom is hard when she deserves an island and you can afford a candle.” This year, why not do something cheaper and more memorable than buying a candle? Here are 10 fun ways to serve your mother
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This week marks the anniversary of the day a great mind left this world. On April 17th, 1790, Benjamin Franklin passed away, leaving a legacy of patriotism, experience, and a thirst for knowledge and wisdom. As the 15th child in a poor family, Ben didn’t have the chance to get much formal education. He quit
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When Chris Williams took his family out to ice cream on a February night in 2007, he had no idea that it would be the last time. Their car was hit by that of a drunk driver. Chris’ wife, two of his children, and his unborn child were all killed. All that remained were Chris,
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Maybe your five-year-old is a little too focused on eggs and the Easter Bunny or your ten-year-old is only interested in getting a basket full of candy. How can you help your children remember that Easter is about Christ? Living Scriptures has a great answer: the Animated Stories from our Easter Collection. First, you can
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Spring has finally sprung! It’s a beautiful and symbolic time, and many of the world’s most sacred events—such as Christ’s Atonement and resurrection, Joseph Smith’s first vision, and the restoration of Christ’s church on the earth—took place in the spring. Is it any wonder that the scriptures love to talk about this season and its
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