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Monthly Theme: Principles ad Ordinances of the Gospel Lead Me to Jesus Christ.
This 2.5-hour temple tour was unlike any other, finishing with people of Jewish and Latter-day Saint faiths singing together in Hebrew.
Family history is one of the most popular hobbies in the world. People of all faiths and nationalities use records, resources and services to learn more about where they come from; since 1999, over 300 million visitors have used The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ free family history site, FamilySearch.org.
Officials with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints have released a rendering showing Meridian's future LDS temple. A non-affiliated LDS church website published the image earlier this week. According to LDSChurchTemples.com it will be the fifth temple built in Idaho.
While his quarterback was upstairs during rounds of radio and television interviews, BYU offensive coordinator Brandon Doman dished about Jake Heaps. This is what Doman said: “People think Jake’s better than Jake is right now.”
In her final address as Primary General President, Sister Joy D. Jones spoke of “Essential Conversations,” emphasizing the value of families talking about the gospel of Jesus Christ.
In April 2021, The Church Historian’s Press released the latest volume in the Joseph Smith Papers Project. Documents, Volume 12 covers five pivotal months of the Prophet Joseph’s life in Nauvoo, from March through July 1843. Here are five things from the volume that you may not have known:
I have always wanted to be married in the temple. Who I would be married to and when we would be married was another story. Growing up as a Latter Day Saint, I received very conflicting messages about this from my religious culture and from the media and the rest of the world around me. Something Mormons are notorious for is getting married young and fast. The cultural norm for the rest of America is to date for years before getting married, if marrying at all. I grew up watching girls I went to church with go off to college and return home shortly after with their fiancés! On the other hand, I watched movies where couples lived together, finished college, and started careers before getting married. Both sides of the spectrum seemed a little crazy to me.
What a surprising story of how the Atonement can come into play in our lives in the most unexpected and profound of ways.
I was talking to a patient the other day and she asked me this question: if she had to give up one food from her diet, which one of the following should she get rid of?