3 things to try if you’re intimidated by family history work

In a raw, honest interview, Josh Searle, from eastern Idaho, recently discussed with East Idaho Newswhat it’s like to be gay and an active member of the Church.

“On behalf of the government and His Excellency, the President of Sierra Leone, we say kudos to your Church and its members,” Freetown city official Shiaka Lamin Dumbuya said.

These tips are important not only for Church leaders but for friends, family, and neighbors of those who doubt.

Aaron Hall, president of Texas Houston South Mission, recently posted an update on Facebook, sharing how missionaries are serving others during the fallout of Hurricane Harvey.

Most of us have a vivid memory of the first time we went to the temple to receive our endowments. I was a newly called missionary and had traveled to the Los Angeles Temple. I did not know what to expect. Although some aspects of my own endowment were wonderfully edifying to me, much of it was confusing. I left bewildered and a little frightened. I have since discovered that my experience was not unique. I have also discovered why my first experience was not all what I had anticipated. At the time, I did not understand the manner in which the Lord teaches His children in His house. Had I understood, my anxiety and confusion would have disappeared, even though my comprehension level might have remained the same.

BYU Vocal Point released a new epic music video mashup, one that stars Michael McLean and his surprise dance skills:

LDS artists Camille Nelson and Steven Sharp Nelson just did something incredibly rare: the siblings nabbed spots in the top 10 of Billboard's "Classical Crossover" chart with separate albums.

Whan an incredible story of one LDS family and their premature son as he miraculously defies expectations.

It was 4 a.m. in Heber City, Utah, and Clint Pulver was waking up to the phone call he had been waiting weeks for.