LDS Living Magazine: September/October 2012 (Paperback)
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Mortars and Miracles: Mormons in the Military
Latter-day Saints are known for serving others, and they are also known for their patriotism. For many, those two come together as members serve their country, and as they do so, learn that no matter how far they find themselves from home, the Lord is never far away.
- —Kaela Worthen
Where Are They Now?
A golf legend. Actors from iconic LDS films. Musicians who performed unforgettable songs. These memorable Church members have touched thousands, if not millions, of lives during their
careers in decades past. So where are they now? LDS Living sought them out so we could tell you exactly that.
—Brooke Ward and Jenny Spencer
Pressing Forward: How to Transition to Post-Mission Life
Recently returned missionaries can feel lost between two worlds: the highly structured, gospel-centered life they left behind and the “normal” life they’re not quite ready to embrace. Here’s how to make a successful transition.
—Sunny Morton
Miscarriage: For Those Who Mourn and Those Who Comfort
Miscarriage is a heartbreaking experience. Here is how to cope and how to comfort others who
are suffering a tragic loss.
—Rachelle J. Christensen
Well, This Is Awkward
As your kids head back to school, here are 20 must-knows to help them grow through “the
awkward phase.”
—Briana Stewart
The Church in Madagascar
In Madagascar, where 50 percent of the population lives below the poverty line, members know that living a consecrated life doesn't require running water, a steady job, or even three meals a day. All it takes is faith.
—Jenny Spencer
Best of the Blogs: {LDS LIVING} How to Teach (Not Babysit) Nursery
Family Home Evening: A Lesson on Adversity
Home Entertainment: Books, DVDs, and Music
Home Cooking: Favorite Recipes from Our Best Bites
The Doctor Is In: Get Smarter Through Exercise
Recent studies support the relationship between our ability to learn and consistent exercise.
—Dr. Thomas Boud
Advice for Life: Do You Have an Addiction?
How do you know if you or someone you love has an addiction problem? Here are the signs.
—Dr. Jonathan Swinton
Just Asking: Carmen Rasmusen Herbert
After competing on both American Idol and Fear Factor, Carmen Rasmusen Herbert now balances life as a mom while still keeping up her music career.
—LDS Living Staff
Time Out for Women: Different but the Same
Whether we look the same on the outside or not, we feel the same as we speak of Christ.
—Sandra Turley
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