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The Night Shift Heard Heaven First

Where is true glory found? Christmas tells a story of meekness over metrics, where angels go first to the overlooked.
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Christian nationalism is symbolized by the American flag replacing sacred symbols in a church, showing faith overtaken by politics.

Perspective: Religion Can Support the Constitution. A Religious ‘Takeover’ Does Not

Constitutional conflicts can arise when religious language and behavior take an aggressive and domineering posture toward government and society as a whole.
Family members sit near each other without speaking, depicting the emotional strain of family estrangement.

When Loved Ones Leave the Church: Holding to Faith in a Fractured Family

Can faith survive family fracture? Yes, with conviction, grace, and hope shaped by discipleship.
A mother plants near a crumbling tower, evoking generational hope amid neglect in family policy.

The New Front Line in the Fight for the Family

Can modern policies support families? Structural change and spiritual values both prove essential.
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The Secular Feminist Who Tested Christian Ethics—and Stayed

Is faith-based chastity outdated? Evidence affirms marriage, chastity, and family stability.
Alt Description: A quiet town hall echoes Iran Revolution democracy lessons as phones and surveillance overshadow dialogue.

I Fled Post-Revolution Iran. I’m Worried for America.

Who guards freedom in polarized times? Civic doubt, pluralist respect, and local ties, not outrage, preserve liberty.
A calm figure in a tense crowd contrasts Christlike peace with outrage culture.

When Outrage Sells, Disciples Choose Peace

How should disciples confront a culture of outrage? They reject contention, wield meekness, and pursue covenant peace.
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The Best Family Movies of 2025 Came From the Margins, Not the Mainstream

What made 2025’s best family movies stand out? Under-the-radar gems balance laughs, courage, and moral clarity.

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Church Choirs and the Sound of Belonging: Where Harmony Still Exists

Why do ward choirs matter? They build unity, model male-female harmony, bridge communities, and teach belonging.

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When Law Meets Love: Dallin H. Oaks’ Ministry to Sexual and Gender Minorities

Dallin H. Oaks pairs law with love, showing humility, outreach, and a call to hold truth with tenderness.

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Why are Some Latter-day Saints Hesitant to Talk about the Family Proclamation?

The Family Proclamation is beloved by members around the world. So why are some afraid to talk about it?

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Motherhood, Mortality, and the Myth of Control

A near-death experience at 39 leads a mother to challenge her perceptions of entitlement, faith, and mortality.