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LDS refashion blogger Sarah Tyau is known for remaking clothing castoffs into beautiful, fashionable pieces. But the real reasons behind her business, the spiritual reasons, just might surprise you.
Before Jimmer Fredette became nicknamed the "Lonely God" and could score 73 points in a single game in the Chinese Basketball Association, he was frustrated and struggling in the NBA. That's when a call from an apostle changed his perspective.
The following has been republished with permission fromtaylorhalverson.com.
Nearly every time I tell someone that I am an active gay Mormon, they hug me. Something about my declaration for some reason inspires them to console me. Mind you, I’m can’t be sure which part of my statement they’re comforting me about: the fact that I’m attracted to men or the fact that I’m Mormon as well. Too often, people look at these two labels, these unstoppable yet opposed forces that seem doomed to butt heads with one another until the end of time. And people worry about anyone who happens to be caught in between the two. Perhaps rightly so. With an ever-growing rally of cries to be “true to yourself” and to live a supposed authentic homosexual life, the pressure can be enough to bring even the strongest members of the Church to crumble, hopeless and defeated.
As the presidential inauguration on January 20 nears, the list of performers who have turned down invitations to participate in the event continues to grow.
Here are a few ways to press forward when life isn’t looking the way you hoped and prayed it would.
If you haven’t heard, Meet the Mormons is now for sale on DVD. Larry Richman, who runs the popular blog LDS Media Talk, reports that the popular documentary is now available on DVD and Blu-ray through many different outlets, including 3,500 Walmart stores nationwide. I know that not everyone can afford to buy extra copies, but for those who can and would like to further promote this incredible, uplifting movie, here are a few ideas!
“Excuse me. Can you spare any change?”