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While we often characterize Christ as meek, humble, and selfless, we forget that often the Bible calls him a "jealous God." But what does that really mean?
If the errand of angels is given to women like the LDS hymn ”As Sisters in Zion” claims, then LDS women chaplains are angels on steroids.
This column draws on contents from the forthcoming book Are Christians Mormon? by David L. Paulsen and Hal R. Boyd, published by Routledge press.
With the advent of FamilySearch Tree and FamilySearch Memories, now you can do some of your family history work on the go. Check out what each of the two new apps can do for you:
Founded in August of 1847, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is a world-renowned organization. The famous choir tours around the world, holds a yearly, well-known Christmas concert and has been nominated for five Grammy Awards, winning one of them. Along the way, the choir has performed for, and with, many prominent individuals.
Did you know the Primary program was originally started to help keep unruly boys out of mischief? Or that girls were invited to Primary meetings because they made the singing more melodious?
Prescott, Arizona: Head of the Class, LLC., announced today the integration of its Head of the Class Infant & Toddler learning content into the Head of the Class site at theHeadoftheClass.com. Head of the Class Infant & Toddler provides hundreds of skills for parents, newborns, infants, and toddlers. The infant and toddler learning content is free!
Every parent has them: Those go-to sayings that we pull out and use when our kids need to hear them. I have one in particular that I have said often enough that the FOMLs will probably have it chiseled into my tombstone. I wouldn’t fault them. (It isn’t even my original expression!) Before I share it with you, here’s some background:
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Tuesday that the number of full-time missionaries has reached an all-time high of 75,000. Since President Thomas S. Monson's announcement in October regarding age requirements for missionary service, a surge of young men and women in the LDS church have applied to serve a mission, pushing the numbers from 58,500 in October to the newly announced 75,000.