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Shon Whitney, Blake Heringer, and Jeff Johnson are Star Wars fans. Yeah, them and everyone else, right?
After thousands of Mormon Helping Hands Volunteers rebuilt homes and provided food following a number of devastating hurricanes last year, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints received a special honor. About this service, Elder Gordon Smith said, "Because we are disciples of Jesus Christ, we endeavor to live and serve as He would have us live and serve. This effort was simply a manifestation of our love of Christ and our commitment to His discipleship."
What a beautiful illustration of the close relationship the apostles develop with our Heavenly Father and He who they are a special witness of, even Jesus Christ. After a powerful, divine manifestation George Q. Cannon received in Hawaii--one so sacred, he rarely spoke of it--Cannon recorded that God “revealed himself to me as he had never done before. … Many things were revealed to me during those days, when he was the only friend we had to lean upon. A friendship was thus established between our Father and myself, which I trust will never be broken or diminished. … He condescended to commune with me, for I heard his voice more than once as one man speaks with another.”
A new bill proposed in Utah today has been touted as a model for the rest of the country in compromising between religious and LGBT rights.
He may have played his last game in a BYU uniform, but men's basketball star Kyle Collinsworth is still bringing accolades to his school. Collinsworth, who recently wrapped up a stellar career as the Cougars' point guard, was honored by Governor Gary Herbert at the 5th annual State of Sports Awards.
For 10 years, the city of Derby, Connecticut, has chosen Derby natives and residents who have shaped history to be inducted into the Derby Hall of Fame.
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After being named one of Rolling Stone’s "Five Comics to Watch," LDS comedian Ryan Hamilton will be featured on a Netflix’s original stand-up comedy special on August 29, performing a one-hour routine called “Happy Face."
The world-renowned Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square has announced the dates for their 2018 tour. The musicians are headed west for their 2018 tour, performing in five cities on the West Coast. The Classic Coast Tour begins on June 18, 2018 in Costa Mesa, California, and will conclude 16 days later on July 3 in Seattle, Washington.