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A new volume aimed at making the formative, 19th century revelations of Mormonism "more accessible than ever before" for both scholars and Church members has been published. "Revelations and Translations, Volume Two: Published Revelations" is the latest publication in the ambitious Joseph Smith Papers project undertaken by the Church History Department.
Just days before the Church was organized on April 6, 1830, the first edition of Book of Mormon was published. One of those books now has new home in Draper, Utah, after being sold at a New York auction for $52,500.
Youth from the Santa Margarita California Stake spent part of their youth conference this summer doing family history and indexing work. Peggy Johnson, senior director of FamilySearch, talked to the youth about the importance and urgency of indexing. Sister Johnson was a key player in creating the site (www.lds.org/youth/family-history) to teach youth how to help index the 1940 census.
After all of the negativity in the news this year, 13-year-old Quenton Barger and his family wanted to send a positive message this holiday season. That's when the idea came up to create this video they could share with friends and family, something that showed no matter how dark the world may get, our Savior loves us and we can share His love with others.
Last week I needed a few things from Deseret Book, and after making my purchases I wandered over to see if any books I wanted to purchase had made it to the clearance rack yet. Instead, I caught my breath as I spotted a framed piece of art sitting there on sale. Even at fifty-percent off it was really beyond my budget. These days my money needs to go to babysitting, food, grad school tuition, new underwear, a mortgage. I don’t have space in my spreadsheet for framed artwork. But something spoke to my soul and told me I needed that on the wall in my house. Annie Henrie is our featured artist in our most recent, and last, edition of Segullah in print.
The Huff Post and BYU's The Daily Universe teamed up to conducted roughly 60 interviews with college students, many of whom were Mormon, to find out about their political views.
Crane operators and construction workers hoisted a stunning 13-foot-6-inch angel Moroni statue to the top of the Meridian Idaho Temple on July 20, 2016.
They're among the greatest BYU athletes of all time in their respective sports, but Kyle and Shea Collinsworth are more concerned with their life away from the game.
Yesterday, the Church History Museum was officially reopened, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Elder Holland and Elder Cook among other Church leaders, including Elder Snow of the First Quorum of the Seventy. Elder Holland shared a few thoughts with those in attendance at the event before cutting the ribbon.
The following is a message from the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The letter—dated February 14, 2013, and signed by the First Presidency—was also read in sacrament meeting: “In the past the First Presidency has expressed concern that in some instances, members who desire to bear their testimonies in fast and testimony meeting do not have the opportunity to do so. Bishoprics are again encouraged to help all people learn to express a brief, heartfelt testimony of our Father in Heaven and His Son, Jesus Christ, and the truths of the restored gospel so that more members may have the opportunity to participate.