Search

Filters
There are 4,053 results that match your search. 4,053 results
From couches all across the nation, Latter-day Saint football fans will scarcely blink as the first Monday Night Football games of the season flash across their television screens.
The symbols in the temple are left to our own interpretation, with help from the Spirit. But occasionally there are special symbols incorporated into the exterior design of each edifice that have traditional, historical meaning— symbols that, once understood, can enhance our spiritual experience during our temple visits. Here are just a few. For more, check out Sacred Walls: Learning from Temple Symbols.
Fun
If you find yourself out late at night, watch out--they say that the Holy Ghost goes to bed at midnight.
My children are now all of the age where male-female relationships play a prominent role, and watching them has reminded me how mystified I was as a young adult woman at the seeming insensitivity of the young men in my world.
When our bishop is released and another man in the ward is called to serve in that capacity, what do we call the former bishop?
The Lord has admonished the members within His church to "Let every man [and woman] learn his [or her] duty, and to act in the office in which he [or she] is appointed, in all diligence" (Doctrine and Covenants 107:99).
Purpose: To teach children what they can do to help bring the Spirit to their home and help their family be happy.
President Nelson’s message for the 750,000 members of the Church living in California included invitations that ring true for all Latter-day Saints.
Two talks from the most recent general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were shared on Harvard’s Faith and Flourishing: Strategies for Preventing and Healing Child Sexual Abuse symposium website. Which two talks were they? Elder Jeffrey R. Holland’s “Not as the World Giveth” and Sister Joy D. Jones’s “Essential Conversations.”