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February 18, 2025

First Line News Articles for Tuesday, February 18 2025

Latter-Day Saint News

Elder Kevin R. Duncan: A testimony of Christ’s love for the Chilean people

Reflecting on the seven years I spent serving in Chile — first as a young missionary in the early 1980s, later as associate legal counsel for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and ultimately as a mission president — I am overwhelmed with gratitude for the love of Jesus Christ and the power of His gospel to change lives.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints members meet with state officials

More than 58 members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gathered at the Kentucky State Capitol on Thursday, February 7 to meet with Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman and members of the Kentucky General Assembly.

How BYU’s Master of Laws program is blessing individuals, communities, the Church and nations

Like the upcoming medical school, BYU’s LL.M. program is designed for non-U.S. students, creating leaders in nations around the globe

Thriving through the ‘spiritual health crisis,’ psychologist teaches during Marjorie Pay Hinckley lecture

Psychology professor Pamela Ebstyne King shared ways that religion and spirituality impact human well-being

Spokane food bank receives 40,000-pound donation amid rising demand

The Salvation Army’s Hope Market in Spokane is set to receive a significant donation from the Jesus Christ Church of Latter-day Saints. Nearly 40,000 pounds of food will be delivered to help families in need.

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