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4 Argument Tactics Anti-Mormons Don’t Want You to Know About

Understand the potential pitfalls that are laid out by those who are so critical of the church whether they do so intentionally or not.

First Presidency Calls New Temple President for Taiwan, New Mission President for Argentina

By LDS Living

The First Presidency has called a new temple president and matron for the Taipei Taiwan Temple.

Latter-day Saint Life

102-Year-Old Earns Young Women Medallion, Honored by General YW Presidency

By Jeff Hampton

Ninety years ago, Ella Hoskins turned 12 years old and joined the Young Women. She would have been a Beehive, but that designation would not exist for another 25 years. There was also no Personal Progress program or Young Women Medallion.

LDS Church in Washington, D.C., Joins Unity Walk to Remember 9/11

In a remarkable show of unity, every house of worship along Washington's Embassy Row opened their doors to commemorate the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and welcomed people of all faiths to celebrate their commonalities rather than their differences. Among them were Muslims, Jews, Sikhs, Hindus and Christians, including The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Anne Golightly, who serves as an LDS public affairs director for the Washington metropolitan area, stood with an Episcopal bishop, a Jewish rabbi and a Buddhist chaplain to share a message of faith with the hundreds of people gathered at the Islamic Center of Washington, D.C.

LaVell, Lewis & Bradley sing "You've Been Jimmered"

Violinist Shares Experience Performing with the Orchestra at Temple Square

Kirsten Tenney, daughter of Mack and Kenani of Taylor, a very humble, but talented young lady, has loved the violin most of her life. Her mother played violin and she said, “I always wanted to be like my mom.”

Latter-day Saint Life

LDS Victim of Child Abuse Shares Beautiful, Brutally Honest Testimony of Coming to Love, Trust Her Father in Heaven

By Author’s Name Withheld

From age five through fifteen, I was subjected to extreme abuse at the hands of my stepfather. I struggled for years with feelings of great unworthiness. I was quite inactive and bitter as a Church member. My heart became quite hardened. I suppose you could say I was spiritually bruised and broken. I couldn’t bring myself to pray to someone in heaven who was supposed to be my father. I rejected priesthood blessings because even the touch of worthy priesthood holders was a threat. I got so lost in my deep, dark place that I got to thinking that life would be better off without me.

From the Church

Church Calls 8 New Mission Presidents from Bolivia to Australia

From Washington DC to Bolivia to Australia, learn more about the new mission presidents that have been called by the First Presidency.

Latter-day Saint Life

Elder Oaks on Muslim Extremists, the Holocaust & the Need for Religious Freedom

"Understanding religion and religious freedom is essential to understanding world affairs,” Elder Oaks said in an address at Johns Hopkins. Elder Oaks then went on to challenge the claim that religion is the source of great atrocities, citing current and past events.

Fun

18 Ways Being Mormon Is Exactly Like a Classic Christmas Movie

By Danielle B. Wagner

As the weather turns stormy and cold and the nights grow longer, there's one thing about the blustery holiday weather I love the most: snuggling up with a blanket and cocoa to watch a Christmas movie. Cartoon, claymation, classic, or Hallmark—it doesn't matter the kind, I'm a sucker for anything that brings that feeling of excitement and holiday magic.