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6 fun facts about President M. Russell Ballard

1. Elder Ballard's nickname in college was "the bishop." When Elder Ballard was attending the University of Utah, he was known by his fraternity brothers as "the bishop." He got his nickname in part because his friends knew that he would live true to his standards and beliefs, no matter what happened.

From the Church

LDS First Presidency Christmas Message 2012

The Spirit of Christmas creates in our hearts a desire to give joy to others and to serve them. At this time of year we feel a spirit of giving and of gratitude for what we have been given. The celebration of Christmas helps us keep our promise to always remember the Savior and His gifts to us and, in turn, to serve others.Each act of kindness to anyone becomes a kindness to the Savior because He loves all of Heavenly Father’s children. And because that brings joy to Him it also brings joy to His Father, to whom we owe thanks beyond measure.

LDS Teen with Terminal Cancer Spends Final Days at the Temple

When doctors told Afton Wallace, then 17, there was nothing else they could do to save her life, Wallace spent time grieving with her immediate family. But on the car ride home from the hospital that day in May, Wallace, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, had already turned her thoughts to helping others.

Higher Places in Paradise

By S. Michael Wilcox

Grieving the Loss of a Spouse

Lesson Helps

FHE: The Source of Peace

By Shauna Gibby

Conference Talk

Mission Calls Recieved by Eric Mika, Graham Pingree, and TJ Haws

BYU basketball player Eric Mika announced via Twitter Wednesday night that he had received his mission call for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Rome, Italy and would be entering the LDS Missionary Training Center on May 14, 2014.

50 Ways to Show Your Wife You Love Her

By LDS Living

1. TELL HER you love her.

Fun

Poll: Do You Drink Caffeine?

By Jenny Spencer Hunt

I’ll admit it: I grew up thinking that Coke and other caffeinated drinks were frowned upon by the Church. I knew it wasn’t explicitly against the Word of Wisdom, so when asked why I wouldn’t drink anything caffeinated, I would say I didn’t enjoy the taste. But the reality is that I was mostly avoiding the caffeine. I thought drinking it was wrong.

Latter-day Saint Life

LDS Woman's Charity Transforms Wedding Dresses into Burial Clothes for Infants

By Jeff Hampton

The loss of a child is a devastating experience for a mother and father, particularly when that child has only lived a short time. To make matters worse, parents are burdened with other concerns that make bearing the grief nearly impossible. Arranging funerals can take exorbitant amounts of time, energy, and money, all of which are usually in short supply for these young, grieving families.

Rob & Tracie Morris - Former Super Bowl Champion, Parents of 5 and Mormons