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Latter-day Saint Life
What Your Thumb Can Tell You About Your Family History
There’s a new way for you to check your ancestry — look at your thumb.
How to help after Boston Marathon bombings, Texas fertilizer plant explosion crises
The International Business Times reported that as of Monday morning, more than $12 million had already been donated toward helping Boston bombing victims. While many people have a desire to help, navigating calls for donations can be difficult. There are several resources that can help potential givers make wise charitable decisions. Beware of scams
Daughters in My Kingdom: Quotes from new book
Following are quotes from Daughters in My Kingdom: The History and Work of Relief Society: "As women participate in Relief Society, they serve as valiant disciples of Jesus Christ in the work of salvation." — p. 7
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Latter-day Saint Life
LDS Man Takes 17 Years to Trek Around the Great Salt Lake
Magellan circumnavigated the Earth. A man named Jon Sanders circumnavigated Antarctica.
LDS Woman Makes a Living "Thinking About Mormonism"
As a curious little girl, Kathleen Flake says she had "more fun thinking about (Mormonism) than anything else."
LDS Democrats working to boost their numbers
They are true to their faith, love their country and families and don’t side with the majority party in the Beehive State. Latter-day Saints who are Democrats are the largest single caucus within the state party, and if organizers have their way, this is only the beginning. The LDS Democrats caucus currently has 2,400 members and hopes to reach 3,000 by August.
Family Member-Missionary Experience Continues
Less than a week after our initial dinner and missionary discussion with Ron and Angie Stewart, the family returned for another meal and a second lesson. This time, however, Angie was home suffering from allergies. Ron came with their two young adult sons, 27-year-old Ronaldo and 25-year-old Ronell, who share an apartment in a neighboring town from their parents.
Mormon up for White House Appointment as Religious Freedom Ambassador
It’s been three months since the Rev. Suzan Johnson Cook resigned as the State Department’s religious freedom watchdog, and those who decry religious persecution in Syria, Sudan and elsewhere are wondering how long it’s going to take the White House to name a new ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Erroneous Reports Tie LDS Church to Panama Papers
Incorrect blog reports claimed this week that two LDS Church-owned companies are part of the leaked Panama Papers scandal. Those reports are false. The two companies have names similar to LDS organizations but are unrelated.
Virginia Governor, First Lady Kick off LDS Day to Serve
A massive service spree started on Sept. 11 when first lady of the Commonwealth of Virginia Dorothy McAuliffe endorsed the Day to Serve, an annual service initiative that involves all the members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the mid-Atlantic region of the United States.