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Organized in 1967, the Utah Sports Hall of Fame Foundation honors members of the community who have either participated or contributed to athletics in Utah. Each inductee receives a plaque, displayed in the Energy Solutions Arena. Recently, the USHFF honored a Church leader, Brother Devin G. Durrant, for his basketball career.
This challenge is about our “Responsibilities” as members of the Lord’s church to share the gospel using the scriptures, direction from church leaders, and tools given to us in these latter-days. It is encouraged that you use a study journal during this challenge and when questions are asked in the daily assignments, or when you feel inspired to write something, that you record these things in your journal.
A bevy of college scouts and curious fans flocked to the University of Illinois at Chicago Pavilion on Saturday for Jabari Parker’s first game of the season.
He has blond hair, a pale skin and blue eyes so when he starts speaking, the last thing I am expecting to hear is a sentence in fluent Thai. Maybe, I think, to speak, John Adam Bradshaw was born and raised here, the son of an international businessman who chose to make Thailand his home.
A newly renovated mansion on the U of U's campus has been given a new name: the Thomas S. Monson Center. The mansion, west wing, and carriage house will house the university's Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute and will also act as a place to host dignitaries, wedding receptions, and other events.
Recently, President Henry B. Eyring posted a touching photo on Facebook of himself and President Monson standing by a temple. Next to the photo, he described the love he has for this inspired servant of the Lord as a "gift from God," suggesting that our Heavenly Father will help us as we strive to sustain our prophet.
When LDS artist Nnamdi heard his brother had died, he never thought he could forgive the man who killed him or find peace again. Though younger, it was always his brother who supported him and who made his new life as an artist possible. But, through the Savior, Nnamdi came to find a deep and abiding peace.
Here we are, men. Level 3. By this point we have embraced the simple concepts I suggested in Level 1 and Level 2. Most of those concepts are merely extensions of the idea behind President Hinckley’s teaching that “…a happy marriage is not so much a matter of romance as it is an anxious concern for the comfort and well-being of one’s companion.” (Link)