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Mitt Romney's sudden downgrade from Republican frontrunner to potential also-ran coincided with a massive shift of conservative Christians voters in South Carolina to Newt Gingrich's camp. Why? Many observers trace it to lingering suspicion among evangelicals -- a key Republican constituency -- about Romney's Mormon faith. And that has led some to suggest that Romney needs to make a speech about his Mormonism along the lines of John F. Kennedy's defense of his Catholicism to Protestant leaders during the 1960 campaign.
Filmmakers for the LDS Church didn’t have to go far to find scores of people willing to appear on screen for another round of motion picture projects. The church’s widely popular collection of New Testament films — produced at a new motion picture studio in Utah County — have already been seen by millions, and more of the vignettes are in the works for future release.
Lunch and Learn Series with Deseret Book Artists and Authors
We all know Thomas S. Monson as our prophet and the president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But before he was President Thomas S. Monson, he was Tommy, a little boy who made mischief, but had a heart of gold. Often we forget that the prophets and apostles were once children, teenagers, and young adults who went to school, fell in love, and had careers. In this new series, we explore how the decisions and experiences from the apostles’ and prophets’ youth made them the men they are today, because as Thomas S. Monson has said, “decisions determine destiny” (New Era article “Decisions Determine Destiny”). Come read about the stories of Tommy Monson’s youth in this biography of Thomas S. Monson.
“One F Jef” Holm on "The Bachelorette" may claim not to be “half Mormon” or even “full Mormon,” but he certainly can quote the Book of Mormon. In a previous post, I wrote about the always awkward “overnight date” card presentation when Emily handed the card to Jef and coyly asked, “What do you think?”
The Brigham Young University men's basketball team ranks second in winning percentage among universities with religious affliations, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
“We have developed a love for the Cambodian people and it brings us happiness to help them with a healthy food product,” Bill Matthews said.