Yearly Archives: 2025

“When Flying the Family Proclamation Becomes ‘Indoctrination’: The Legal Battle of a Faithful LDS Mother

As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we’re called to stand as witnesses of God’s truth in all places, even when it’s difficult. The ongoing situation with Sister April Wilde Despain in Murray, Utah provides a powerful example of a faithful Latter-day Saint mother courageously defending …

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Blessed Before Battle: How 240 LDS Soldiers Survived 4,000 Korean Enemy Troops Without a Single Casualty

The Miracle at Gapyeong: How Faith Protected 240 Latter-day Saint Soldiers in Korea “And they were all young men, and they were exceedingly valiant for courage, and also for strength and activity; but behold, this was not all—they were men who were true at all times in whatsoever thing they …

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Faith, Courage, and Miracles: The Remarkable Story of the Mormon Battalion with ZERO casualties

Imagine marching over 2,000 miles through harsh, unfamiliar terrain—facing hunger, thirst, illness, and uncertainty—with nothing but faith, courage, and trust in God guiding your every step. Picture yourself trekking across scorching deserts, climbing rugged mountain ranges, and enduring freezing nights without adequate shelter or supplies. This was the incredible journey …

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Misrepresenting Mormon History: A Critical Look at “American Primeval”

In the realm of media portrayal, particularly when it delves into historical narratives, there’s an ongoing dialogue between entertainment and accuracy, especially when sensitive topics like religion and historical events are involved. The Netflix miniseries “American Primeval” has sparked this conversation within the Latter-day Saint community, prompting a closer examination …

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