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BYU-Pathway Worldwide passes 50,000-student milestone, continues as valuable higher-education resource

This year marks the first time in BYU-Pathway Worldwide’s 10 year history that student enrollment surpassed the 50,000 milestone. The growth of the higher education institution signals that it is an important part of the Church Educational System, President Clark Gilbert said.
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Elder Soares outlines the foundations and fruits of religious freedom in Texas keynote address

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How the Church is spreading peanut butter across storehouses and food banks nationwide

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BYU devotional: President Oaks repeats call to ‘root out’ racism, unite in Christ

The Oakland California Temple is illuminated at dusk on Friday, June 14, 2019.
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Latest temple updates: Upcoming status changes announced for temples in California, Brazil

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By Sydney Walker
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Rebecca Mehr: Essential partners in the work of salvation and exaltation
Rebecca Mehr, Relief Society general board
Rebecca Mehr of the Relief Society general board shares what she learned about women and priesthood power while serving with her husband as mission leaders in the West Indies.
Members
What a Houston community is doing to restore abandoned Black cemeteries — and how Latter-day Saints are helping
By Sydney Walker
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Leaders & Ministry
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By Valerie Walton
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By Rachel Sterzer Gibson
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Leaders & Ministry
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By Rachel Sterzer Gibson
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