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Sometimes we can get so caught up in what needs to get done, in accomplishing tasks and feeling productive, that we forget this simple lesson from President Uchtdorf.
The LDS Church is making plans to send missionaries back to Liberia this summer as the World Health Organization prepares to declare the nation free from Ebola.
"I joined the Church, so I got baptized, and I lost everyone. And man, that hurt," Al Fox Carraway shares in a new video with LDS video blogger Robby Talbot.
Defending good. Defeating evil. What could be bad about the themes involving superheroes? Here's one surprising impact of superhero culture on kids that might surprise you.
OGDEN — Weber State University president Chuck Wight on Monday said the decline in spring enrollment is only slight at WSU, especially when compared to some other Utah universities that have been more affected by the lowering of minimum ages to serve on missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. “Our spring enrollment is down seven-tenths of a percent, which is pretty close to remaining flat,” Wight told the Standard-Examiner editorial board. “We are not anticipating the kind of effects that Utah Valley University will see in Utah County.”
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MR says: This story reminds me of President Monson's story about matches, fire, and learning the importance of obedience the hard way.
According to the conventional wisdom of the 19th century, the Mormon Tabernacle organ is situated all wrong. The historic practice was to have an organ placed at the rear of the church, cathedral or other building in which it was to provide the music, said Kirk Henrichsen, a senior exhibit developer for the Church History Museum.