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From David Archuletta to Stephenie Meyer: the LDS Newsroom looks at reconciling fame with Mormon faith.
One notion some reporters bring to their interviews with Mormon celebrities is that all Latter-day Saints are the same: squeaky clean and somehow unsuited to fame. The reality is, however, that members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are all different, and those rising to prominence in their respective fields will handle the spotlight in their own ways. Some choose to push their beliefs aside, to varying degrees, as they make their way in fast-paced, high-profile industries such as movies, music and professional sports. Many, though, find ways to stay grounded and true to their faith while seeking to excel in their chosen pursuits.
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17 May 2008 at 4:05 am
kenjebz
Just to note the LDS David contender in American Idol. Its hard but why did the OSmonds and Glady’s Knight and so many others make it? It’s how deeply grounded you are to the gospel that you won’t lose your eternal perspective of what matters most.