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I need to watch more rockets going into the sky at night…. I’m pretty far from Kennedy too…

In advance of the upcoming general conference leadership session (April 2, 2026), The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced upcoming adjustments to the Sunday class meeting schedule to support members in their efforts to be lifelong disciples of Jesus Christ. The adjustments will strengthen gospel learning in homes and congregations throughout the world. Beginning September 6, 2026, the alternating weekly schedule for Sunday School and quorum or class meetings will be replaced. Under the updated schedule: • Sunday School, Relief Society, elders quorum, Young Women and Aaronic Priesthood quorum meetings will be held each week. • Sacrament meeting will continue to be 60 minutes, followed by brief transition periods. • Sunday School and quorum and class meetings will each be 25 minutes. • Primary will continue every Sunday and will be 55 minutes, held while adults and youth attend their respective classes. • Where local circumstances necessitate, units may begin with Primary and quorum and class meetings and conclude with sacrament meeting. Visit the link below to learn more: Newsroom.ChurchOfJesusChrist.org/article/change…

@JamesANMacaulay @TheTrekCentral They are also allowed to not make trash that destroys what was once a thriving franchise that is now little more than a litter box for theater kids who don't understand what Star Trek was really about. They ruined something beautiful and I'm just supposed to accept that? Nope

@ReallyBroReally @TheTrekCentral You are allowed just not to watch ☺️

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@TheJoeySwoll @Schwarzenegger Super jealous (I’ve always wanted to meet Arnold) but, an upstanding guy like you deserves to hang with Arnold (plus you put in all the work)

Finishing off day 1 at the Arnold Expo UK on stage with the GOAT! 💪🏼 @Schwarzenegger

@RealMattFradd Me looking at this post….

Out NOW: Catholic apologist, Joe Heschmeyer joins me to absolutely DESTROY Mormonism (in a nice way).

@RealMattFradd I can't with you anymore... I really used to respect you, and now I can't believe I even wasted a minute listening to you...

Are Mormons RACIST?

@TheJoeySwoll Please convince him to be the Next Conan....

“Father works out with son”. Fixed it for you.

@ReplyArchive Cookie Still costs $3.75 Dude lives 30 minutes from his favorite cookie store and spends $15 for Door dash to deliver his cookie "Inflation is out of control!!"

@LDSLaw I saw the initial clip that was posted online (it was only about a minute or so) and first thought the judge and DA had way overreacted… then the rest of this popped up and oh my goodness was I ever wrong as to who the real problem was…

@BYUFlorida I flew, and drove, 1,000+ miles to get sealed here.

Where did you get married? Drop it below!

@SleeplessPapa @TElcope177989 I remember driving out to a post with "I want it that way" blasting on the speakers, and all of us started singing along, I also remember people high jacking the base speakers and lasting boy band anthems across the base. Its odd, but hilarious

@TElcope177989 If this didn’t happen i would be disappointed

@GundamIsHere I'm just hoping they drop all season 2 at once and then hide it deep in the tombs of Paramount+ never to be seen again.

The fact the show was even made still amazes me. The levels of creative bankruptcy.

@jmbrim3 @j_divis A bunch of them

How many states have you been to? Who can beat 30?

@carolynjiharris @ATysia @Dexerto that's what kills me even more, "Writes book on grief, but since she killed him she has no grief so needs to hire a ghostwriter"

@ATysia @Dexerto It was ghostwritten!

A Utah wife who wrote a book about grief after her husband's death has been found guilty of poisoning him She faces a potential life sentence in prison

@MKBHD This would wholly protect us from AI slop... there is nothing worst than seeing a video that looks interesting then hearing that AI voice slurring words and dates and repeating the same phrase 15 times in the video

It was the one glanceable quality indicator for the video you're about to spend your time watching

@surskitmaxxing @joshnaa2gez BTW, I don't mean this post to be a clapback "gotcha" thing... I have been told I sound snarky in all my posts... this is more of the "History is complicated" when you look at the details of it.

@surskitmaxxing @joshnaa2gez depends upon the region, that was a national average (early 20s) regionally in the South and West it was 16-27% were married in their mid to late teens. Cannot just simply rely upon national averages. Regional tradition and culture is a thing in the US because of how large it is.

“Early Mormon men married teenage girls way younger than them! And just because that was socially acceptable back then doesn’t make it right!” Really? Imagine living in a time when there was no modern medicine, and death during childbirth was terribly common… Now, can you imagine wanting to have children when you’re young and healthy? Or, imagine living in a time where conditions were harsh, safety nets were nonexistent, and you were always one misfortune away from absolute poverty, starvation and homelessness… Now, can you imagine wanting to marry a man who is older and has had time to develop skills and resources to take care of you? Or, imagine living in a time when average life expectancy was 35… Now, can you imagine having kids while you’re young to reduce their risk of becoming orphans? Or, imagine you lived in a time when families tended to stay close to support one another and communities were tight-knit and centered around supporting mothers and children… Now, can you imagine how the prospect of having children while young wouldn’t feel quite as daunting as it does now? So yes, in modern society, it’s different. And we understand a lot more about mental maturity now than we did back then. Though many now put it off way too long, I’m glad we have the luxury of delaying procreation for a few years until we are mentally mature enough. Our bodies evolved to be ready to make babies when we’re teenagers. Modern society makes it safe to delay for a bit. But that does not make modern people good and past generations bad. We have the luxury of our beliefs because they built a society that gave us that luxury.

@TheJoeySwoll He's SF... A defender... that alone makes him my brother for life... I see only that, a brother lost...

You ONLY see a black man. The rest of us see an American patriot that died for his country.

@MichaelVBarham I’ve bought from them them before and have always been impressed with the quality of their products. Thank you for letting me know!

@ReallyBroReally Nauvoo. Not only do you get a better-quality physical book, you support a small Saint-owned business. Thank you, and let me know how you like it!

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@carl1tam @nauvoosupply Like this?

@nauvoosupply It’s cool, I just don’t like 3D printed stuff, so I’d buy it in a different material. Other replicas of temple symbols would be cool too.

Replica Salt Lake City Temple inscription with Christ figure. A maker sent these plastic (3D printed) temple inscriptions. What do you think? (Scroll down for the poll.)