Following are the dates, times, locales, and other information for 2013 Church pageants. Admission to all pageants is free and, unless indicated, no tickets or reservations are required. More information can be obtained at www.lds.org/locations/pageants or on indicated websites for individual pageants.

How can you create a family reunion to remember for years to come? Here are a few great tips. And the best part is, you'll be doing a little family history while having fun!

Elder David A. Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles taught women in the Church an important spiritual pattern: “By small and simple things are great things brought to pass” (Alma 37:6), during the Brigham Young University Women’s Conference on April 29, 2011. The scripture was also the theme for Women’s Conference.

Life can be a juxtaposition of trials and triumphs as we each carry our unique burdens and do our best to live the gospel.

In their festive new CD, husband and wife piano duo - Josh and Lindsey Wright - perform Christmas favorites including "Sleigh Ride", "Away in a Manger", "Silent Night", "Jingle Bells", "Deck the Halls", "What Child Is This?", "O Holy Night", selections from Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker", and more. Josh and Lindsey both hold doctorate degrees in piano performance and have performed in renowned concert halls throughout the world, including Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center. Josh's previous two releases through Deseret Book - "Josh Wright" (a hymns album) and "My Favorite Things" (featuring piano arrangements of film music) - topped the Billboard charts just weeks after their respective releases. In this new release, the dynamic piano duo brings a new flare to the holiday season that is sure to add something special to your family Christmas traditions.

It’s amazing to me that I’m already talking with my youngest child about post-high school plans. I can easily remember when our biggest concern was whether he’d be a pirate or football player for Halloween!

Sometimes, we may complain about things that we feel "the Church" is missing, from vulnerability to inclusivity to a list of other things. Whatever that frustration is personally, we may feel justified in thinking that the problem is with the Church as a whole and not with us.

Excerpt from "Creating a Gospel-Sharing Home," by M. Russell Ballard

While Penn’s Mormon community may have flown under the radar for the average student in past years, a new temple under construction and a recently formed student organization will give it an opportunity to make its presence known. Following the ground-breaking ceremony last month, the Latter-day Saints temple located on 1739 Vine St. has been reaching out to members of the Mormon community at Penn, who are currently active in the LDS Church meetinghouse on 39th and Chestnut streets. The new temple — the first to be built in Pennsylvania — is slated for completion by 2014. It will serve more than 31,000 LDS Church members from congregations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland.