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Mormonism in Pictures: The History of the Church in the British Isles

Photo from Newsroom.LDS.org.

Chipboard flowers never wilt and they always look great. This fun, little bouquet of daisy-like flowers is perfect to brighten any corner of your house or office. Even better, make this sweet bouquet to give to a friend or your mother so they know you are thinking of them.

SPONSORED: First scientific confirmation of Hebrew in Americas

A stone inscribed with ancient Hebrew script has been recovered by the Smithsonian Institution during an official archaeological dig.

Entertainment LDS Families Will Enjoy at the Park City International Film Festival

By Park City Film Festival (SPONSORED)

Film enthusiasts, celebrities, industry guests, and visiting filmmakers around the world will gather and mingle in a festival-friendly atmosphere at the first annual Park City International Film Festival. Held August 10–13 at the Eccles Theater in Park City, Utah, this is a first-year festival focusing on “elevating the human spirit." Many LDS moviegoers will recognize two of the finalists in the narrative feature selection, The Cokeville Miracle and Just Let Go distributed by Excel Entertainment.

From the Church

Elder Renlund Meets with the President of Peru, Elder Cook Praises Members and Missionaries in Guatemala

By Katharine Lyon

Following the recent travels of two apostles to Central and South America, Elder Renlund and Elder Cook praised the members and missionaries in Guatemala, Columbia, and Peru.

Latter-day Saint Life

After Unexpected Family Death, Students at BYU Jerusalem Turn to Christ

The students at the BYU Jerusalem Center captured their testimonies of Jesus Christ in a breathtaking way. While one student sang "I Know That My Redeemer Lives," the others bear their testimonies of this truth, without speaking.

13 Clean Fiction Novels to Watch for This Fall

By LDS Living

A call for help draws wizard Alexander Taylor into an adventure that he knows nothing about.

Latter-day Saint Life

BYU Researcher Translates the World's Oldest Obituary

By BYU News

BYU associate professor of ancient scripture Lincoln H. Blumell recently translated a 1,700-year-old inscription written in ancient Greek on an epitaph from Egypt.

Weekend Craft: Cinco de Mayo Decor

By Oh My Crafts

These easy decorations for Cinco de Mayo will make you look like party planner! Adding a little vinyl to items you already have makes them look new and picture-perfect for a fun night with family and friends.

LDS Artist Shares Vision at Washington, D.C., Exhibit

Learning to see with spiritual eyes is a central theme of an art exhibit at the Washington D.C. Temple Visitors’ Center that focuses on the early years of the Savior. The gallery of 21 oil-on-canvas paintings, entitled “Jesus Once Was a Little Child,” is the work of LDS contemporary figurative artist Rose Datoc Dall of the Belmont Ridge Ward, Ashburn Virginia Stake. This event continues through October.