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I received a letter from a Church member who posed an unusual question: “Do I have a right to bear testimony of the Savior? Or is that the sole prerogative of the Twelve?” In response, I share some thoughts on why every member of this Church should bear witness and testimony of Jesus Christ.
Twice a year, the 400-plus LDS Church meetinghouses in Utah County sit dormant on Sunday. The normally bustling buildings are traded for worshiping from the couch (or the Conference Center, for the lucky 21,200). Sunday best turns into pajama bottoms, and three hours of church turns into 10 (if you count Priesthood session). This means singing more hymns from the LDS Church’s hymnbook. Here are the hymns sung the most in the last 10 years of the LDS General Conference.
LAIE, HAWAII -- Penny Toilolo is an active member of the Church in Hawaii, a professional dancer, and a mother of six children ranging in age from 1 to 11. She spends four hours a day volunteering at the elementary school, actively supports the high school football team, and occasionally takes her dance team to competitions in both Hawaii and Utah. Friends jokingly called her the “mother of the year.” They were not surprised when she actually won the award.
If you live in Mexico, you most likely know about it. If you live in Russia, Austria, Italy, Spain or New Zealand, the possibility is great you know about it too. But if you live in the United States, you probably have no idea it exists. What is it? Individualized lds.org websites called "country sites" based on the native language of a specific country.Matt Robinson, product manager for the country websites said, "The primary purpose of the country websites is to provide an online (Internet and mobile) means to extend the reach of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles around the world.
The the new month comes the new issue--the Ensign magazine has released the conference edition of the magazine, which in May includes the text of every conference talk from President Monson's welcome to his final remarks Sunday afternoon.
In a recent sacrament meeting talk, a ward Young Men president recalled having taught the lesson in the ward’s priests quorum not long before.
We are women who rejoice in the blessings of the temple, understand our divine destiny, and strive for exaltation. So says The Relief Society Declaration. I love that sentence! I love the temple, and I love the blessings received there. It is sometimes difficult for me to leave the temple when it is time for me to resume my life outside the safe, peaceful respite of the temple walls. I never leave the temple without a prayer that I will take that peace with me until I can return again to the temple, and that I will be able to return soon.
Last week, The Week came out with an article entitle "The GOP Needs More Mormons." Since then, Mormon voters have been in the GOP spotlight. Here's why:
The good news for Mitt Romney is that he avoided the perception of a total meltdown on Tuesday night, preventing (just barely) Rick Santorum from scoring a victory in Ohio, the day’s signature contest. Plus, Romney was the clear winner in the night’s delegate race, adding to his lead in the battle that ultimately matters the most. But Super Tuesday was still a failure for the former Massachusetts governor, who missed an opportunity to deliver a psychological knockout blow that would have convinced the political world to treat the GOP nomination as a settled matter.
1. "Whom Shall I Fear," Chris Tomlin Favorite lyrics: "The one who reigns forever, He is a friend of mine, The God of angel armies, Is always by my side." 2. "Alabaster Box," CeCe Winans Favorite lyrics: "You weren't there the night Jesus found me. You did not feel what I felt when he wrapped his loving arms around me. And you don't the cost of the oil. Oh, you don't the cost of my praise. You don't know the cost of the oil in my alabaster box."