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Since 1990, Lloyd David Newell has been a mainstay in the Salt Lake Tabernacle as the host of Music and the Spoken Word, the longest-running nationwide broadcast in the world. When Newell heard that auditions were being held for a backup announcer position in the spring of 1990, he auditioned and was chosen for the job. When Spencer Kinard left the announcer position later that year, Newell stepped in while they looked for a replacement. After a few months, President Gordon B. Hinckley extended the call to Newell to serve as announcer for Music and the Spoken Word.
I’ve always enjoyed the analogies and stories based on nature in the scriptures and church talks. I’ve been planning to do a blog post on these stories, but after preliminary research, I’ve decided to make it a series of posts. I could write a book on each attribute of nature that is referred to in General Conference talks and scripture verses. There are so many: the mountains and valleys, the seeds and weeds, the storms, the sunlight, the darkness and night, the sheep and wolves, the flowers and trees, and even the simple sparrow that the Lord is mindful of.
To accommodate borders still closed due to COVID-19, the Yigo Guam Temple is offering a “traveling” open house for Latter-day Saints on other islands.
The First Presidency has just announced new area leadership assignments, effective August 1, 2023. These changes will affect various Area Presidencies around the world.
For more information on this topic read "The Spirit of the Tabernacle," by Boyd K. Packer, Ensign, May 2007, 26-29.
In 2018, President Russell M. Nelsonplaced increased emphasis on using the full and correct name of the Church:
Recent policy updates by the Church regarding families with members in a same-sex marriage have generated public attention from social media and news agencies across the nation.
Yesterday, the Church History Museum was officially reopened, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Elder Holland and Elder Cook among other Church leaders, including Elder Snow of the First Quorum of the Seventy. Elder Holland shared a few thoughts with those in attendance at the event before cutting the ribbon.
MR says: This might look like a straggly piece of junk to most people, but this string actually helped shape the lives and beliefs of every Latter-day Saint, from the first days of the Church to today.