Search - LDS Living

For Myself: Thoughts on Peer Pressure and Looking Good

In high school I had a friend named Erin. She was smart, athletic, talented, beautiful, and never seemed to have the same teenage insecurities I felt I had. I admired her and wanted to be like her. She had very curly red hair that always looked great. One day she came to school with it cut very short and I told her how much I loved it and added, “I wish I could cut my hair short.”

Provo is the Nation’s Happiest Town, but is it Worth Visiting?

In the happiest town in the whole USA, candy shops outnumber bars. Downtown parking is free. Nobody smokes.

Latter-day Saint Life

3 Ways to Build the Relationships Crucial to a Loving Family Culture

By Rachel A. Sullivan

When children truly feel loved and connected with their parents, home can be a warm, wonderful place. But in addition to showing love on an individual basis, parents can make small choices to foster a spirit of love in their homes between them and their children, between siblings, and in the family as a whole.

The Latter-day Saint Faces Behind the Medical Marijuana Debate

By Morgan Pearson

Editor’s Note: This article is not intended to be a political statement but rather an introduction to Latter-day Saints who are impacted by this issue.

Fun

"Space Jam," "Oceans 11" +13 More Hilarious Mormon Mentions in Movies

By LDS Living Staff

When watching LDS classics like The Singles Ward and The Best Two Years, you expect a movie laden with Mormon references. Then there are Hollywood movies—like The Saratov Approach and The Other Side of Heaven—based on the lives of Mormons where you also expect Latter-day Saint allusions.

Lesson Helps

February 2018 Visiting Teaching Principle and First Presidency Message

By LDS Living

Each Sunday, when we take the sacrament, we remember our covenants, our promise to mourn with those who mourn and to comfort those who stand in need of comfort (Mosiah 18:9). This month’s visiting teaching principle and First Presidency message encourage us to remember our Savior as we keep our covenants and get to know those we teach.

Latter-day Saint Life

LDS Musicians Share Testimonies, Love of Music with Youth during Face to Face Event

Yesterday, talented and famous LDS teens met with members around the world as they participated in Face to Face broadcast.

Food Storage Recipe: Pearled Barley and Ground Beef Soup

By Emergency Essentials

Here's a great recipe that we came up with based on Diana Rattray's recipe. We used only food storage items and some of the ingredients (beefand barley) are on sale now. Check out our website for pricing.

SPONSORED: Top-rated SUU makes college and mission easy

Should you plan to serve a mission upon graduating from high school, Southern Utah University encourages you to apply for the Fall 2012 semester and then defer your enrollment for up to two-and-a-half years. This will be the most efficient option as, upon successful completion of your mission, you will be ready to enroll at SUU. Should you receive an academic scholarship to SUU, it too can be deferred. For more information, please visit: suu.edu/prostu/defer.html or contact the SUU Welcome Center: 435-586-7741 or info@suu.edu.

Famous Latter-day Saints

"We're All Long Lost Brothers and Sisters": Brandon Flowers Shares Emotional Message About Las Vegas Shooting

By LDS Living

After the shooting in Las Vegas, many Mormon musicians took to social media, expressing their love and prayers for those living in a city they consider home. Among them was LDS frontman for The Killers, Brandon Flowers.