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Elder Ballard Introduces New Seminary Initiative: Teaching Youth How to Ask & Answer Tough Questions

“Many of our young people are more familiar with Google than with the gospel, more attuned to the Internet than to inspiration and more involved with Facebook than with faith,” Elder Ballard said during a devotional. He talked of how youth will increasingly come face to face with challenging topics within the gospel, and that, as leaders, teachers, and parents, we must not be afraid to openly discuss such topics and encourage youth to ask questions and search them out using reliable media.

Videos

LDS Women Talk Addiction & Mental Illness in Brutally Honest Video Campaign

Ashley Sargeant battles bipolar, anxiety, and depression—and she fearlessly shares her struggles and her triumphs over mental illness. In fact, she has created a new campaign, #IAMSTIGMAFREE to spread her message of hope and healing.

History of the Saints Conference Series: "Knowing Joseph"

By History of the Saints (Sponsored)

Knowing Joseph August 12, 2017, Idaho Falls, Idaho

Young Women Lesson 42: Courage to Try

Manual 1; Excerpt from "May You Have Courage," by President Thomas S. Monson

From the Church

Church Releases Important Answers About the Big Changes for Relief Society and Priesthood Next Year

In the recent issue of the Ensign, the Church published additional information about the new Relief Society and Priesthood curriculum for next year.

Famous Latter-day Saints

Harvard Magazine: Clayton M. Christensen on His Mormonism and Mortality

Born in Salt Lake City, Clayton M. Christensen grew up in a Mormon family and served as a missionary in South Korea from 1971 to 1973; he speaks fluent Korean. He earned a summa cum laude degree in economics from Brigham Young University, then attended Queen’s College, Oxford, as a Rhodes Scholar, where he received an M.Phil. in applied econometrics and played some basketball, as he had in college. (He stands six feet, eight inches, and remarks, “I’d rather play basketball than eat.” His six-foot, 10-inch son Matt played on the 2001 NCAA championship team at Duke.) Christensen was a Baker Scholar (a top academic honor) at Harvard Business School, and became a White House Fellow in 1982, serving as an assistant to secretaries of transportation Drew Lewis and Elizabeth Dole.

Latter-day Saint Life

President Nelson’s Remarkable First Year as Prophet Filled with Milestones, Travel, and Promises for More

In the past 12 months, President Russell M. Nelson and the senior leadership have changed the way Church members worship on Sundays, how they minister to one another, how priesthood quorums are organized, how missionaries begin their service and interact with their families, and how the Church’s name should be used. They’ve also introduced changes that affect every auxiliary organization in the Church.

Sister Jean B. Bingham Offers Prayer at White House for National Day of Prayer

By LDS Living

Sister Jean B. Bingham, the general Relief Society president, offered a prayer for the unity of the nation at the White House on the National Day of Prayer on May 3.

How political neutrality and social engagement coexist in the Church

By Danielle Christensen

Many US citizens have begun casting their votes prior to election day on Tuesday, November 3. But while voters may have strong opinions about the candidates on their ballot, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints “takes no sides in support of or against political parties and candidates and encourages individual members of the Church to participate and engage in the political process,” a recent Church News article reminded readers.

‘Faith empowers us to do things that seem impossible to us’: How the Church is responding to Haiti earthquake crisis

Last Saturday, a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck the country of Haiti, leaving devastation and rubble in many cities and towns in the southern part of the country.