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Hilarious Video of LDS Mom's Surprise Pregnancy Announcement Two Days Before She Delivers Goes Viral

Tannin and Katie Pease pulled one huge surprise on grandma when they told her Katie was pregnant with their third child.

SPONSORED: Experience the world's largest Book of Mormon evidence conference

By Legacy Research

The International Book of Mormon Evidence Conference is the largest in the world dedicated to showing forth evidences of the Book of Mormon. This semi-annual conference will bring 700-1,000 faithful LDS together from around the world to experience 2 education-packed days with 20 distinguished speakers, inspiring musical performances by country music star Nathan Osmond and the soul-stirring voice of Michele Baer, débuts of new television programs to be aired on KJZZ-TV conference weekend, new documentary films and publications, unveiling of new LDS paintings, and many powerful new evidences of the Book of Mormon. See the report on the previous (Oct. 2012) conference HERE.

Latter-day Saint Life

Hyrum Smith's Sunglasses +9 More Treasures in the Church History Museum

By LDS Living Staff

As general conference approaches, many visitors will be on Temple Square for the first time. But whether you’ve been a dozen times before or are seeing Salt Lake for the first time, you’ll definitely want to stop by the Church History Museum just off Temple Square and check out the incredible new exhibit that opened last fall. Here are just a few items to keep your eyes open for during your visit.

LDS Mother Remembers Harrowing, Spiritual Experiences 40 Years After Her 2-Year-Old Daughter Went Missing

After 40 years, Mari Vawn Tinney remembers the touching spiritual moments that comforted her after her daughter went missing.

Invitation to the 2014 First Presidency Christmas Devotional

Start off the Christmas season with the First Presidency's annual Christmas devotional this Sunday, December 7th at 6:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time. Speakers at this year's devotional will include President Henry B. Eyring, Elder D. Todd Christofferson, Elder Richard J. Maynes, and Sister Bonnie L. Oscarson.

10 Easy & Delicious Food Storage Meals

By Emergency Essentials

With our ever busy schedules, sometimes it seems there just isn't time to make gourmet meals, what with the prepping, cooking, eating, and cleaning up. With these food storage recipes, however, you get delicious meals every night of the week with less effort.

Skyping Missionaries for High Tech Tender Moments

In the run up to Mother's Day, I was a bit outspoken about taking care of our wives and mothers. It made for interesting conversation, and added pressure on me - because my EC reads my blog. (Which has helped fine-tune her eye-rolling and head shaking skills.) I think I did a decent enough job. You doubt? OK, I'll ask.

Latter-day Saint Life

Divine Nature Reimagined: What If 'Child of God' Were Your Job Title?

I sat recently in a Relief Society lesson in my Midsingles Ward where the teacher had us each consider our profession or vocation. We were asked to write a basic description of our job, major duties, qualifications, accountabilities and reporting structures, and so on. Every sister sitting in the room had a very different story to tell about her professional life, but each was an equally valid account of a work situation. She then asked us to explore the idea of “Daughter of God” as if it was a job. What were the major responsibilities? Who did we report to and how?

Caucuses attracting extra attention this year due to LDS Church encouragement

A tiny percentage of Utah voters usually attend political party caucuses. But voters are being prodded to go this year through millions of dollars of ads, mailers and "robocalls" usually seen only in primary or general elections — plus unprecedented, repeated over-the-pulpit pleas from the LDS Church. How important are the meetings this week?

BYU Professor makes controversial statements about Blacks & LDS Church

Comments made by a BYU Theology professor opening up old wounds about the LDS church’s policy on African Americans and priesthood. It was June 9th, 1978 when LDS President Spencer Kimball announced the church was opening its priesthood ranks to all worthy men. Some 30 years later the question why the church denied African Americans priesthood once again taking center stage because a Mormon is running for President.