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While the pandemic has prevented many Latter-day Saints from attending the temple, it hasn’t kept temple work from moving forward. In the past month alone, five groundbreaking ceremonies have been held. Whether local saints are anticipating the second temple in their city—as with the Red Cliffs Utah Temple—or the third temple in their nation—as with the Salta Argentina Temple—each groundbreaking has been meaningful and unique. Here’s a look at some of the highlights from each one.
Take a look at 3 Nephi 24 and 25. The Lord quoted two chapters from Malachi to the Nephites so that they could be included in the Nephite scriptures for the sake of future generations:
Having learned something of St. Patrick's life finds my mind drifting each March to the Emerald Isle of over 1500 years ago, when a sixteen year old boy was captured and sold into slavery by Irish pirates.
It's likely that you've heard at least once in your life that Jesus was born on April 6. But is that really a true doctrine? How do we know?
Author's note: I feel a need to say once again that it is not my intent to show you a better or even a different way to teach these lessons. The manual is the product of inspiration, correlation, and prophets. The lessons as prepared and presented there are the expression of the Church with regard to teaching these materials. I have a quiet but continuous fear that these lessons I am writing will pull some of you away from the place you ought to be.
Are we allowed to choose a favorite Christmas symbol? It’s almost as tricky as picking a favorite general authority, scripture, or hymn. Nevertheless, I choose poinsettias. I love the vivid green and red colors that surround us each December. I even love poinsettias when they are white, pink, or marbled. Most of all, I love the legend of how we got poinsettias in the first place.
As the season is warming up, so are the performances and free events on Temple Square. Here’s what’s coming soon.
“Parables show us how to better get on and then stay on the covenant path that leads to salvation and exaltation.”
As Provo residents anxiously await the open house and dedication of the new Provo Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on the corner of 100 South and University Avenue, the construction project itself has become a tourist attraction. Crews are working furiously to bring back the historic feel and design of the former Provo Tabernacle. The task hasn’t been so easy.