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With nearly 69 million collective views, the Light the World campaign videos have inspired many across the world to participate in acts of Christlike service.
Internationally famous violinist and YouTube sensation Lindsey Stirling graduated from BYU this past Friday with a Bachelor of Science in recreational management. Check out what she has to say about her education at Byu and listen to part of her stunning performance at convocation.
The president of the Navajo Nation visited with Church leaders in Salt Lake City June 28 to discuss the challenges and opportunities that face his people.Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly met in the First Presidency board room with President Henry B. Eyring, first counselor in the First Presidency, President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, second counselor in the First Presidency, and President Boyd K. Packer, president of the Quorum of the Twelve.
As a gift to members of the Church and others worldwide, the Church and famous LDS artists and influencers with a large following on YouTube have collaborated to create a "12 Days of Social" countdown to Christmas to share the message that "A Savior Is Born."
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"Trunk or treating" has been a thing in some corners of America for decades, including LDS communities in Utah. Find out what Vice had to say about this tradition and Mormons.
Mitt Romney affirmed the centrality of his Mormon beliefs during an interview Tuesday on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight show. Morgan initiated a conversation with Romney about religion by showing his guest a recorded clip from the 2008 presidential campaign wherein Romney said, "I believe in my Mormon faith. … Some believe that such a confession of my faith will sink my candidacy. If they're right, so be it."
The decision to publish an article about same-sex attraction in LDS Living was not made lightly. To be honest, I lost a fair amount of sleep over this story wondering how it would be received by our readers and if, in the end, it would be worth the risk.
As Latter-day Saints, we try to keep the Lord's commandments, but sometimes we tell ourselves things that simply aren't true and that keep us from even trying.