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With the most recent temple announcement, the island nation of the Philippines and the US state of California will both soon have 12 temples.
While many ghost towns founded by Latter-day Saints have exciting histories, three Mormon ghost towns stand out from the rest. These ghost towns, once submerged by water, have only recently been uncovered, revealing new insights into the Saints that lived there.
Conference Talk: "Blessings of the Gospel Available to All" by Elder Joseph W. Sitati
In March 2015, the Idaho Falls Temple was closed for renovations. Two years later, photos of the renovations are available before the open house tours begin on Saturday, April 22. Here are some beautiful sneak peeks of the finished renovations inside this historic temple.
MR says: Check out this interesting and interactive infographic that shows how long each of the apostles have been serving in the Quorum of the Twelve, when they were called, and their age now.
With the groundbreaking of the second LDS temple in the Caribbean, the Church now has 182 temples around the world open, announced, or in construction.
Above the scaffolding surrounding the spire of the Lisbon Portugal Temple, an angel Moroni now sits atop the first temple in the southern European country.
For a long while after the destruction of the Provo Tabernacle, Lex de Azevedo felt personally responsible for the fire, having been one of the last people inside the building before it burned down.
I have always enjoyed pointing out to my students verses in the scriptures that are about them. Last week as my New Testament students studied John 17, I suggested that certain verses in this great prayer were about them:
AUTHOR’S NOTE: This lesson will not follow precisely the format of the lesson in the manual for Gospel Doctrine. I want to provide some insights and background to the excellent material contained in the Church’s publication. Please do not teach this lesson at the expense of that one. The manual provided by the Church is your main and most important non-scriptural resource. This lesson is clearly of lesser value and inspiration, but I hope it will help you in understanding what happened to Israel in the wilderness and at Mount Sinai.