This simple way of gathering helps Relief Society sisters find real connection

Whether you’re in the market for an educational refresher for yourself or someone you know, or you have college-aged children, perhaps it’s time to take a look at LDS Business College.

President M. Russell Ballard said, “Clearly, those of us who have been entrusted with precious children have been given a sacred, noble stewardship, for we are the ones God has appointed to encircle today’s children with love and the fire of faith and an understanding of who they are.”

What happens when a Mormon who grew up outside LDS culture gets exposed to trek for the first time? Hilarity ensues.

Known for her philanthropy and unparalleled success, LDS billionaire and businesswoman Gail Miller recently received the Rosa Parks Award in Utah, became the third woman to win the Utah Leadership Award, and published her autobiography, Courage to Be You.

Movie actor and TV host Mike Rowe (known for narrating shows on the Discovery Channel such as Dirty Jobs and on the National Geographic Channel such as How the Universe Works and Shark Week) is now hosting a Facebook Watch series called Returning the Favor. In the series, Mike Rowe travels the country featuring stories of those who are giving back to the community and surprising them with opportunities to take their work even further.

Olympic gold medalist Scott Hamilton spoke at RootsTech last week about the importance of family and about overcoming trials. And he should know. He jokes that he has a hobby of "collecting life-threatening illnesses" and that he's a "short, bald, half-neutered, chemoed, surgically-repaired, retired male figure skater of unknown ethnic origin."

The first presidency has called eight new mission presidents to serve around the world, from Barbados to Denmark to Samoa.

"This is no longer someone else’s problem. It affects our playgrounds, our politics, even our pulpits."

It's exciting to see how missionary work is changing around the world.