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- A visual interpretation of "The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ."
- A fictitious TV show mirroring the highlight videos and back-and-forth banter of an in-studio sports show to emphasize missionary safety
- Fortress of Faith, the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the German Democratic Republic, focuses on the faith and tenacity of a people who were mostly isolated from Church fellowship before the fall of the Berlin Wall.
- Chris, who earns $12,000 a year, is a full time student with one more year to obtain his undergraduate degree. He wants to go into dentistry, which will require a few more years of school post-graduation. The issue is that he is a mature student at age thirty-five, never having had a career of any sort as the perpetual student living at home rent-free. But now he is married, his Filipino bride, Yen, who works full-time and earns $35,000 a year. That income will soon diminish as Yen is in the early stage of pregnancy. As is with the Filipino culture, she sets aside a few hundred dollars to send home every month. To help them out, Chris' parents, Bill and Vivian, let them live in their basement rent-free. Bill and Vivian also paid about $10,000 toward the wedding and plane fare to/from the Philippines for the wedding. Bill and Vivian do all the work around the common areas of the house, Chris only helping when asked. Chris' debt, largely from student loans but also from his expensive habit of eating organic, currently sits at $52,000. Gail wants Bill and Vivian not to be Chris and Yen's safety net, being able to ask his parents for help which is how Chris has lived all his life. Conversely, Chris and Yen have to be contributing members to the entire household as long as they are under Bill and Vivian's roof. She wants Chris and Yen to feel the weight of the debt in their lives, which can only be lessened if Chris makes more money. She wants Yen to ask more of Chris, especially as he didn't disclose his financial situation to her before they married. Chris has to evaluate critically future options, including dentistry, especially in light of the debt, his age and the upcoming baby. And she gets them to understand the true costs of living independently.