Jean Bingham shares 5 tips for confidently articulating your faith

Donald Lynn Cash had a dream of summitting the highest peak on each of the world’s seven continents. On Wednesday, he achieved that dream by climbing to the peak of Mount Everest, but shortly after his summit, the 55-year-old member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints suffered what his family believes was a heart attack. Despite the mountain guides’ attempts to save Cash’s life with CPR and oxygen, he ultimately passed away Wednesday on Mount Everest, where his body will remain.

Where there was once only a slightly bent metal wagon wheel adorning Rebecca Winters's grave, now her final resting place has not only moved but has also gained a headstone and a signpost commemorating her trek west, her passing, and, in some ways, every Latter-day Saint pioneer.

Like many other girls, Emily Grace Tucker spent her childhood dreaming about what it would be like to be a princess. In her case, that dream is coming true several times over this summer at Tuacahn, thanks to her role as Ariel in Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” and multiple princess roles in various sections of Disney’s “When You Wish.”

Born in Tonga in 1962, Elder Vai Sikahema was 5 years old when his family traveled to the nearest temple in New Zealand for the first time. "Whatever could be sold was sold for our passage to New Zealand," Elder Sikahema says in a new LDS Living video.

The royal family and nobles here are Free Wesleyan Christians and 62 percent of the population has membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, so when King Tupou VI welcomed President Russell M. Nelson to the royal palace, religious liberty was a key topic.

A mother whose family has been blessed by the Prophet, then an Apostle, invites all and particularly her children to come listen to his voice.

In Tad R. Callister’s new book, A Case for the Book of Mormon, the former Sunday School general president and beloved Latter-day Saint author shares not only the evidence for the Book of Mormon but he also lays out arguments made by those who oppose the book. For readers, this may come as a surprise from a book that intends to build a case supporting the veracity of the Book of Mormon as it may even be the first time some readers have heard certain arguments against the book but during his conversation with All In host Morgan Jones, Callister explained why stating the case of opposition was necessary before making his own case in defense of the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon.

Let's make this clear: all callings are equally important. From Nursery leader to bishop to Relief Society president and everything in between, each calling is vitally important to building up our fellow brothers and sisters in the gospel.

For the past few months, when dancers Alexis Warr and Charity Anderson have taken their places onstage during “Derek Hough Live!: The Tour,” the two friends from Utah County have paused and looked at each other.