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Adam and Eve were the first mortals to discover the Atonement’s meaning, and they found it only when they were lost. Not long after they were left to wander as outcasts in the lone and dreary world, the Lord sent an angel to teach them: “As thou hast fallen thou mayest be redeemed” ( Moses 5:9 ). He urged them to accept the Atonement by repenting and calling upon God in the name of the Son. He promised that God would not only forgive their transgression in Eden—he would also cause the sorrow and the bitterness of both Eden and mortality to bring them great meaning and joy.
From Oregon to Brazil and the Philippines to Nevada, learn more about these eight newly called mission presidents and their wives.
Well known LDS singer and songwriter Wayne Burton has just released a brand new song for youth titled “Rise and Shine." Written for the Church-wide youth theme “Arise and Shine,” this single calls to all of us, young and old, to step forward and upward in representing our Savior every day. In addition to the song being available for download, it has also been released as a free youtube.com video in four languages – English, Spanish, Portuguese and Japanese.
"It’s not unusual for parents and siblings and aunts and uncles, and grandparents to come and see a missionary off or to welcome them back," said Spencer Fluhman, director of the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship at Brigham Young University. "It’s normal to come down the escalator from a secure area in the Salt Lake International airport, depending on the time of day and see hundreds of family members waiting to see their returning missionary son or daughter."
From Scotland to Taiwan and Bolivia to the Philippines, the First Presidency has called eight new mission presidents and their wives to serve in missions throughout the world.
The Utah Shakespeare Festival is a regional Tony-Award winning professional repertory theatre company that produces Shakespeare, classical drama, comedies, and musicals. Other related activities include three different Greenshows, play orientations, seminars, educational opportunities such as classes and Camp Shakespeare, backstage tours, Words Cubed new play series, and a Shakespeare-in-the-Schools tour. Eight plays are performed in rotation in two state-of-the-art indoor theatres, as well as an outdoor theatre resembling an Elizabethan playhouse. The season begins the end of June and runs through mid-October each year. Founded in 1961, it is one of the oldest and largest Shakespearean festivals in North America.