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Arizona Newspaper Explains Why Mormons Dominate Pinterest & DIY

Members of the Church often share their faith on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, with memes, videos, and personal testimonies posted to all their followers. However, members also share their beliefs—along with their crafts, recipes, and DIY projects—on Pinterest.

Mormon musician finds faith on path to fame

By Mandy Slack

Amy Gerhartz isn’t really a new artist—you just haven’t heard of her yet. Back in 2006, a blogger claimed that Amy Gerthartz was a gem who was “making everyone in NYC feel stupid for not having heard of her earlier.” Gerhartz’s music has been described as everything from country to rock to soul, but to herself, she’s just a singer/songwriter without the limits imposed by a specific genre. “I really like the term singer/songwriter because of the fact that it allows me to be able to touch on a bunch of different categories. I love writing all different types of music,” Gerhartz says. “If I wrote the same thing every day, I’d drive myself crazy.”

Sponsored: WWII Prisoner of War survived due to the power of faith and family—75 years later, his son tells his story

By The Book Break

On December 7, 1941, Don Evans and his BYU roommates were in a somber mood after listening to the radio news broadcast that the Japanese had bombed Pearl Harbor. That attack set in motion an unforeseeable chain of events that would forever change Don’s life. Ahead lay trials that would have broken most men.

Latter-day Saint Life

What the president of Paraguay had to say after visiting a temple garment factory

By Church News

Paraguayan President Santiago Peña spoke at the inauguration ceremony of the expanded textile plant, which first opened in 1995 and operates exclusively in producing religious clothing for the Church.

Sponsored: Overcoming pornography—a new approach

If you or a loved one is struggling with pornography, you’re not alone. It’s a challenge that many face, often in silence, and it can be difficult to find the right kind of help. But healing is possible—and it may come from a path you haven’t yet explored: finding support in a community of like-minded individuals who share your values.

Aerial view of the Papal Basilica of Saint Peter in the Vatican located in Rome, Italy.

From the Church

First Presidency extends ‘heartfelt prayers and warmest blessings’ to Pope Leo XIV

By Scott Taylor, Church News

“This significant moment in time for the Catholic Church is a reminder of the enduring importance of faith to people everywhere.”

Latter-day Saint Life

Come to a day of spiritual recharge, featuring Sharon Eubank as keynote speaker

By Abby Larkins

Have fun and learn how to better spread the goodness of Jesus Christ.

Stories of Faith

What Elder Cook just said about Coach Andy Reid’s influence on the world

By Haley Lundberg

Elder Quentin L. Cook recently praised the lives and leadership of two influential Christians—Reverend A. R. Bernard, Sr. and Coach Andy Reid.

A husband reaches out his hand to his wife to comfort her.

Latter-day Saint Life

This new Church video is perfect for anyone fearing the future

By Maddie Tolk

“There is hope in the promise God has made of a place of safety in the storms ahead,” President Eyring assures us.

10: “Surely the Lord Is in This Place” (Genesis 28–33)

Who remembers this gem of a Janice Kapp Perry song from the 80s? "Integrity, a word so seldom understood / Integrity is doing all that is right and good." That song was ringing through our ears while reading about the Old Testament prophet Jacob this week. From being tricked by his father-in-law to struggling with his brother Esau, Jacob faced a lot of challenges in his life. But he always kept his word, and the blessings he received for doing so still make an impact on us today. So grab your scriptures and let's dig into Genesis 28–33 to learn more about how this prophet was blessed for keeping his integrity.