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Senator Mitt Romney and Fox News host Bret Baier sat in front of the Washington D.C. Temple and discussed just what makes the temple so important to Latter-day Saints.

“I learned some of my most important lessons from these associations—not only about leadership but about life.”

Many of us know the First Presidency best by their messages and the service that they give. But what do we know of their life history and the women who have been by their sides?

Fill your child’s room with art that will instill positive messages and remind them of the Savior’s love for them.

Latter-day Saint Alexis Warr Burton from Highland, Utah, was crowned the winner of season 17 of ‘So You Think You Can Dance.’

Donny Osmond paid tribute this week to Olivia Newton-John, the Grammy Award–winning singer who passed away Monday at age 73.

Sin begins from the original assumption of guilt and concludes that suffering is deserved. Grace begins from the original reality of suffering and concludes that redemption is needed.

Vocal Point’s new video for “I See the Light” from the Disney film “Tangled” will make you love love. ❤️

The Time Out for Women 20th anniversary tour is happening this year! Whether you attend an event or not, you can still learn from these presenters with the resources below.

According to researchers, most people show and receive love in one of five ways—quality time, words of affirmation, physical touch, receiving gifts, and acts of service. But did Christ use any or all of these “love languages” with his disciples?

Shiphrah and Puah saved him, his mother saved him, and then Miriam, his older sister, is going to save him.

This Friday, Kristin Chenoweth returns to Salt Lake City, but she won’t be be performing on Temple Square—instead, she’ll be signing copies of her new children’s book, “What Will I Do With My Love Today?”

The legacy of the Mormon crickets isn’t over yet. Watch as a road in Idaho is saved from thousands of these intruding insects.

“It was a moment to add, not divide. It was a morning to count up all we have in common, not enumerate the differences. It was a time for building bridges.”

For the month of August, the LDS Living Book Club will be reading “Original Grace” by Adam S. Miller

Elder Neil L. Andersen went the extra mile to show how much he is paying attention.

President Camille N. Johnson didn’t always want a career as a lawyer, but now she says she can see how the Lord was guiding her to it.

“I don’t think there’s a day that goes by that we don’t think about our experience in Baltimore.”

We may think we’re excused from living the law of consecration. But a former general editor of Saints doesn’t believe that’s the case.

Joseph Smith’s great-great grandson recently found a daguerreotype inside an old family locket—and he believes it’s a photo the Prophet himself.

A new monument honoring early Black pioneers will be dedicated on Friday, July 22, corresponding with the 175th anniversary of the first wagon company’s 1847 arrival in the Salt Lake Valley.

Steve Young recently did a question-and-answer session about his new book and was asked question about a crucial piece of advice he received years ago.

Melodi Melecio is a big believer that her life is an expression of gratitude for the choices made by her progenitors.

When the first volume of The Work and the Glory series was published in 1990, readers instantly fell in love with the Steed family and their adventures in 1800s Palmyra.

This Pioneer Day weekend, celebrate those who traveled with the Vanguard Company and trekked with the Mormon Battalion.

With all the fear and uncertainty in the world today, we've compiled a list of eight products that will help you feel more at ease about your family's emergency preparedness plan.

“Rudy” Ruettiger, the Notre Dame football walk-on whose story became a feature film, spoke to an online audience about his story and faith.

The Tabernacle Choir has released a new beautiful single inspired by some of the most classic music in history.

While we wholeheartedly recommend studying the entire book, here are 10 quotes from 'The Infinite Atonement' that every Latter-day Saint could benefit from reading.

Think of this as a job board for senior missionaries, and a lot of the opportunities listed are of “critical” need.

Kat was 8 when she first asked her mom where her dad was. When her mom started to cry, Kat quickly reassured her that she was just curious.

For the month of July, the LDS Living Book Club will be reading “The Sister Preachers” by Gale Sears.

After tackling some tricky questions at the National Press Club, Elder Bednar was invited to do a very different interview with a much friendlier, much cuter, news correspondent.

For Latter-day Saints today, the Pittsburgh Gazette interview is most notable for providing us with a detailed account of Joseph Smith’s First Vision.

Together with her husband, Chris, Erlynn now welcomes and hosts dignitaries from around the world as they come to Salt Lake City to see what The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is all about.

Prepare your children for their baptism day and help them remember their baptismal covenants.

July is a great time to celebrate our collective heritage through music, especially this year as more venues open back up to the public.

Running out of ways to entertain your kids? Need an inside activity so they can beat the heat? These games and activities are the perfect screen-free entertainment to keep your kids busy all season long.

“The idea that the Church, of all places, should be lectured to by our larger culture—by Hollywood—about its violence and misogyny defies everything in my life’s experience and that of many other women I know.”

Pauline Brown's search for truth began in 1969, when her 15-year-old brother was killed in a car accident. Her brother was going to hell because he hadn’t been baptized. She was convinced.

“Life was a disappointment to me. I was living terribly, breaking my mother’s heart. And I thought, ‘There’s got to be something better than this.’”

In studying this week’s “Come, Follow Me” chapters, I found some new gems in the story of Ruth and Naomi that have changed my outlook on my own female friendships.

Constructing a great tabernacle in an isolated desert in the early 1800s was a much bigger feat than we are giving it credit for.

Brandon Flowers, front man of the rock band The Killers, has long been open about his faith as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He also recently shared his testimony with Church leadership.

An adorable new animated video produced by the Church begins by asking a powerful question: “Why is it that taking time to care for oneself is so often considered to be a selfish act?”

Temple Square’s longstanding summer concert series features a wide range of musical styles, and this year includes Mariachi, Broadway, Celtic bagpipes, folk, barbershop, jazz and swing, and more.

As the season is warming up, so are the performances and free events on Temple Square. Here’s what’s coming soon.

In a new video shared last week, 9-year-old Claire performs a beautiful arrangement of a Latter-day Saint favorite: “This Is the Christ.”

Judy Eror’s children suspected their father might leave the year before he actually did. They tried to tell their mother, but she insisted they were wrong.

“This is a salvific sisterhood, and when men and women on a general and a local level understand this, we understand the role of Emma Smith in concert with her prophet husband.”

For the month of June, the LDS Living Book Club will join together to study “Panther to Priesthood” by Eddie Leroy Willis.

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“Our message to all of our mature couples is simple: we dearly need you. The times cry out for it. There are people who need you.”