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The Beans of Palmyra | LDS History and Sacred Sites

The Beans of Palmyra | LDS History and Sacred Sites

How an LDS Family Helped Restore the Joseph Smith Homestead, Heal a Town, and Safeguard Sacred Ground Introduction Sacred history does not only live in scriptures. It clings to soil, to timber, and to walls that once rang with laughter and weeping. For members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, the small village of Palmyra in upstate New York carries the spiritual weight of beginnings. It was here… Read more

Unseen Heroes: How LDS Missionaries Braved the Pandemic Years

Unseen Heroes: How LDS Missionaries Braved the Pandemic Years

Braving the Unknown: Serving an LDS Mission During COVID 19 When a young man or woman accepts the call to serve a full time mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, they step into the unknown with faith. But no generation in modern history was thrown into the unknown quite like the missionaries of the COVID 19 pandemic. As the world shut down, borders closed, and public gatherings… Read more

Heretic Movie Controversy: Missionary Safety Concerns in the Spotlight

Heretic Movie Controversy: Missionary Safety Concerns in the Spotlight

The Heretic movie controversy is stirring strong reactions across faith and film communities. Acclaimed filmmakers Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, known for their chilling work on 'The Quiet Place', have entered new territory with their horror thriller 'Heretic'. Starring Hugh Grant, the film centers on two Latter-day Saint sister missionaries who find themselves in a life-threatening situation after what begins as a routine outreach visit. At first, the sisters are greeted by… Read more