Search

Filters
There are 32,855 results that match your search. 32,855 results
By the end of 2010, Taylor Cole was finishing up his missionary call with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Toronto.
To see more temples in 3D, visit 3dtemples.photogent.com.
A lot of rich history is infused into the dozens of well-loved and traveled Latter-day Saint sites. But beyond Nauvoo, Ill., Palmyra, N.Y., Carthage Jail in Illinois and many of the other iconic sites, there are hundreds of lesser-known locations across the U.S. and England. Kenneth Mays, an institute teacher at the Salt Lake University Institute and an LDS history enthusiast, has made touring the LDS historical landmarks, trails and sites a hobby by spending much of his leisure and vacation time discovering and rediscovering history.
MR says: Read the experience of a convert who personally understands how the Church's policy changesaffect those living in a family with same-sex parents and why she still stands behind our Church leaders and her faith.
Jabari Parker is one of the best prep high school basketball players in the world right now. He is also a Mormon. He has a big decision to make soon — what university he will play for and whether or not he will serve an LDS mission. A friend of mine recently said that Jabari would do more missionary work by not going on a mission and by being a great basketball player and good role model.
The moment we heard Brooks Forester hails from Salt Lake City, Utah, we wondered the same thing you are probably pondering at this very moment: Is he a Mormon? Since SLC is the hub of all things Latter Day, it’s an obvious thing to ask, right? Unfortunately, the answer to our nosy little question isn’t quite as clear.
More than 340 youth and 75 adults in the Cedar Hills Utah West Stake spent the first day of their pioneer trek building a 16-foot-by-24-foot replica of the Nauvoo Temple out of wood, muslin and dense foam.
News media are reporting today on a letter from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sent to a women’s group called “Ordain Women” regarding plans the group has to demonstrate for female ordination at the Church’s worldwide general conference. In response to multiple requests from news media, the Church has provided a link to the entire letter.
It’s all about brotherly bonding and preserving great moments in family history. Those are two of the main reasons for “Kid History,” a series of short comedic videos that have become very popular on YouTube.