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{Food Dish} LDS Living in the Kitchen: Pumpkin Recipes
By LDS Living
The pumpkin-themed recipe section that we published in the September/October 2011 issue of LDS Living (click here to see it online) has actually been in the works for several years. So, when it finally came time to run the recipes, we were thrilled and anxious to try them out for ourselves. Find out how it went down.
From the Church
World renowned Mormon Tabernacle Choir holding auditions
The world’s most famous and accomplished choir is currently auditioning altos, sopranos, tenors and basses to round out its 360-member ensemble. It is a rigorous process but one, says music director, Mack Wilberg, that yields marvelous results. “Each year we continue to be pleased with the high level of musical expertise displayed by choir applicants and look forward to meeting them during the audition process.”
5 Best Mormon Videos of 2013
By LDS Living
We all love to watch videos, whether on YouTube or a friend’s Facebook wall, whether humorous, or heart-warming. With all the videos you’ve seen this year we wanted to make sure you didn’t forget these five favorite Mormon videos featured on the LDS Living’s website during the year 2013 from various places around the web.
Latter-day Saint Life
Is Your Child 'Mission Ready'?
When President Monson announced the new mission ages, youth around the globe were suddenly presented with the thrilling (and in some ways terrifying) prospect of leaving home much earlier than expected. Many still wonder, almost two years later, how youth can be prepared to serve, when most of them have just barely left high school.
Dave Says: Stop, Emergency Ahead!
By Dave Ramsey
Dear Dave,
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Latter-day Saint Life
How We've Been Misunderstanding God's Title of "Savior"
By Fiona Givens
That we believe about God and Christ—Their nature, Their attributes, Their character—shapes our response to the Heavenly Family and Their designs for us. Arguments about the cosmological location of Kolob will not advance our salvation. Ascertaining the true depth and extent of God’s love, however, will.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Mormon Being Considered to Head Government Agency
According to recent reports, Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes might have a big impact on trade and business in the United States in the future, now that he is being considered to head the FTC.
LDS authors flock to the Regency romance genre
A couple of years ago while reading the Whitney Award Finalists, I fell in love with Sarah M. Eden’s writing. Her Regency romance novel, Seeking Persephone (then self-published, and now republished by Covenant Communications), was a delight to read. It was reminiscent of a Jane Austen novel, but oh-so-much easier to digest. Don’t get me wrong. The writing was wonderful, and the research impeccable, but . . . the presentation was a bit more reader-friendly to the modern reader such as myself. Sarah Eden, a member of the LDS church, started writing regencies when she couldn’t find any recently published ones that were free from explicit material.
Hawaii's Largest Faiths Oppose Same-sex Marriage Bill
Hawaii's largest religious denominations have come together in opposition to a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage in the Aloha State. With a special session of the state Legislature two weeks away, local leaders of the Roman Catholic Church, the faith-based Hawaii Family Forum and Hawaii Family Advocates, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have independently coalesced around the position that lawmakers should not pass proposed legislation to legalize gay marriage.
Backstories of LDS Church history in Africa
In 1970, President Harold B. Lee of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints asked Darius Gray to report on his findings concerning the LDS Church while visiting Africa. Gray figured he would not find any church members there. He was wrong.