Mindy Guymon, LDS artist and mother of four, recently had four mothers spend a day wearing a GoPro so she could "show the beauty a mother sees on a daily basis."

As we gear up for another Halloween, we wanted to remember this great moment from last year. Check out this great picture posted on Facebook of President Uchtdorf passing out Halloween candy.

Acts 6-9

During a worldwide devotional for young adults on Sunday evening, President Russell M. Nelson and Sister Wendy Watson Nelson shared important insights that will help all church members, not only young adults.

I spent Sunday evening at a friend’s house, enjoying a “Father’s Day BBQ”, as if we need an excuse to get together. We were talking and laughing, and someone brought up our Sunday school lesson on the Word of Wisdom. My ward has two really good Sunday school teachers, and our lesson was as usual, a good one. As with any ward, my ward has it’s share of “characters” (I should know, I’m pretty sure I am one). We always have a couple of comments that I think are nutty, and I generally make comments that a few other people view similarly. As my friends were all talking, I blurted out, “I love our ward”. It’s true, I love it. I had some reservations moving back into the ward I grew up in, but it’s been wonderful. My former YW leaders welcomed me and my family, and made us feel instantly at home. There are plenty of new families and we’ve made some really good friends, and I’ve found a neighborhood book club full of women who have similar views on life as I do.

Between the hours of 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. two men are busily working on a website service called Sweep the Earth.

Seventeen-year-old Mark Tenney combined his passion of biking with his passion of wanting to help children trapped in human trafficking.

Starting in 1953, artist Arnold Friberg spent three years in Hollywood as filmmaker Cecil B. DeMille's chief artist for the epic motion picture, "The Ten Commandments." Friberg would gain notoriety for 15 pre-visualization paintings which were used to promote the film worldwide. More than 50 years later, those scenes painted by Friberg are still known to those who traditionally watch the movie each Easter on network television.

Though VidAngel has seen another setback in the lawsuit filed against them, the company is still confident and continues to fight against the lawsuit.

Each month, LDS youth around the world study a different doctrinal principle that is coordinated across Young Men, Young Women, and youth Sunday School classes.