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New Online App Makes Journal Keeping a Breeze

Las Vegas, Nev. – JRNL Inc., which acquired LDSJournal a year ago, has a new private journaling application designed for both Web and Mobile use. The website, which received funding by VC group Varkain Capital earlier this year, launched in beta to the public, Monday, September 28, 2015. The Web App can be found at JRNL.com. The iOS mobile app is still in its testing phase and will be available to the public by the end of the year.

New virtual concert series, ‘The Sessions,’ will provide months of family entertainment

Enjoy a new worldwide virtual concert every month with unique and uplifting entertainment that your family can view on-demand from wherever you are!

Latter-day Saint Life

Two 'Art Detectives' Solve an LDS Church History Art Mystery

MR says: Key Church artwork painted by a famous 19th-century painter, who even did portraits for presidents, vanished early in Church history. Find out how this important art was recently rediscovered.

From the Church

What we know about the 2020 First Presidency Christmas Devotional

By Danielle Christensen

The Christmas devotional with the First Presidency is just around the corner, and Latter-day Saints, their families, and their friends are invited to participate.

Podcasts

Latter-day Saint and BYU alum involved in creation of 988 suicide lifeline shares hopes for crisis line

Ryan Leavitt is now a practicing attorney but during his time working under Senator Orrin G. Hatch as a senate staffer, Leavitt helped create the bill that led to the creation fof the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline.

Podcasts

NBA executive Danny Ainge discusses how Church callings have brought balance into his life

Despite a demanding career, Danny Ainge says he is still a believer in balance and credits church callings as being one thing that keeps his life on track.

Overweight and Frustrated?

By Robert Jones

I have seen literally thousands of patients that want to lose weight . . . and keep it off. Here is my summary of all those people plus millions of others in the U.S.:

Podcasts

Former ‘Martha Stewart Living’ senior food editor talks being a Latter-day Saint in the NYC food industry

Tara Bench, perhaps best known as Tara Teaspoon, was still a student at Utah State University when she flew out to New York City for a cooking interview with Martha Stewart Living. The interview didn’t go great and as Tara recalls she “messed up a lot.” But at the end of the day she assured those interviewing her that she was a fast learner. She got the internship and started at the bottom of the barrel in the Martha Stewart test kitchen running errands and going to the grocery store for last minute ingredients but when her internship was over, they offered her a position as “recipe developer.”

Latter-day Saint Life

4 ways to teach children to love true stillness in a distracting world

By Paige Sommer

A child sitting in front of the television may seem still and calm. However, we all know, from watching TV ourselves, that this kind of physical inactivity isn’t the same as what Elder David A. Bednar said is “a higher and holier dimension of stillness.”

Stories of Faith

One couple’s sweet story of falling in love through the gospel of Jesus Christ

By Emily Linder

“I met my future wife, Deborah, on my baptism day. … Spending time with her deepened my understanding of Jesus Christ.”