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Jon Huntsman Sr. says voters just need to get to know his son
The biggest problem with Jon Huntsman Jr.'s presidential bid is that the public hasn't gotten to know yet just how perfect he'd be for the job. At least according to his proud father.
Provo Couple Helps Mormon Musicians with Free LDS Sheet Music Website
It isn't easy being an LDS composer in Utah.
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Fun
Missionaries Rap First Discussion in This Inspiring, Fun Video
By LDS Living
A group of elders and sisters from the Montana Billings Mission know how to preach the gospel in style. In this epic rap that tells the story of the first missionary discussion, the missionaries decided to find a unique way to bring souls to God. Check it out!
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Famous Latter-day Saints
Mormon Politician "in Discussions" to Become U.S. Ambassador to Russia
After serving as the ambassador to China during President Obama's administration, Jon Huntsman Jr. might serve as an ambassador to Russia.
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From the Church
First Presidency Calls New Temple President to Serve in Preston, England
The First Presidency has called a new temple president and temple matron to serve in Preston, England.
Latter-day Saint Life
Did Aesop's Ant or His Grasshopper Lead the Better Life?
I recently noticed some heartfelt advice from an atheist on a message board that I sometimes watch.
Is LDS Bishop not being allowed to give spiritual counseling?
Cache County is being accused of violating the rights of a LDS member and his Bishop. A federal lawsuit was filed Wednesday afternoon claiming the county is stopping the Bishop from providing spiritual counseling.
Nauvoo Event "Disneyland for LDS Church History and Law Geeks"
Walking in the footsteps of his ancestors gave Barney Madsen a better understanding of history of both his church and the law.
Why Did Brigham Young Pick the Desert?
I’ve spent a good deal of time lately traveling around the West. And I’ve seen many places closer to Shangri-la than the Salt Lake Valley. It’s led me believe that Brigham Young must have heard a dozen times that there were better places to stop the wagons than the place he chose.
Previously opposed Fort Collins LDS temple approved by city board
The Fort Collins Planning and Zoning Board on Thursday unanimously approved a new temple for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in south Fort Collins despite objections from some neighbors about the height of the temple’s steeple and additional traffic it will bring to a rapidly growing area.