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Provo votes to sell Hotel Roberts property to LDS Church

The Provo Municipal Council voted Tuesday night in favor of selling the city-owned property at 192 S. University Ave. to the Corporation of the Presiding Bishopric of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

From the Church

First Presidency Calls New Temple President to Serve in Preston, England

The First Presidency has called a new temple president and temple matron to serve in Preston, England.

Latter-day Saint Life

Did Aesop's Ant or His Grasshopper Lead the Better Life?

I recently noticed some heartfelt advice from an atheist on a message board that I sometimes watch.

Queen Elizabeth gives official OK to same-sex marriages in Britain

Queen Elizabeth II gave final approval Wednesday to Britain’s controversial same-sex marriage bill, bestowing her royal assent as is common to all new laws. The measure passed its final legislative hurdle on Tuesday when the House of Commons approved the bill allowing same-sex couples to marry in religious and civil ceremonies.

Some high-schoolers graduating early to go on Mormon missions

Throughout high school, Brennan Rasmussen couldn’t wait until he was old enough to go on a Mormon mission. So, last year, when the church lowered the age at which men could serve from 19 to 18, Rasmussen jumped. The Timpview High student decided to accelerate his coursework at the Provo school to graduate early, so he could leave almost immediately after turning 18 in March.

A Look Inside: The Christmas Phone Call from Our Missionary

It’s the telephone call Julia and John Fellows have waited for since May: The call home from their 19-year-old son, Kent, who is serving a two-year mission with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Missouri Elders Share Inside Look at Missionary Work with Local Media

It’s a familiar sight in Maryville — a familiar sight, in fact, in thousands of towns and cities all across the United States — two lanky, clean-cut young men in dress slacks, collared shirts and neckties walk down a residential street carrying satchels, occasionally stopping to ring someone’s doorbell.

NPR: Interview with LDS Olympian Tumua Anae

With the 2012 Summer Olympics in London just over the horizon, it occurred to us that for every Lebron James and Michael Phelps, there are less heralded athletes who will be wearing the red, white and blue who are equally dedicated and proud to represent their country. We wanted to meet some of them, so today, we are joined by Tumua Anae. She's a goalkeeper for the U.S. Women's Water Polo Team, and she joins us from Los Alamitos, California, where she's been training.

Latter-day Saint Life

What You Didn't Notice about the Phrase "Come, Follow Me"

Don’t you just love commas?

Famous Latter-day Saints

New GENTRI Music Video Shows What True Eternal Love Looks Like

"When you truly love someone, forever is not enough," GENTRI shares with their new stunning music video that shows how, through the busyness, chaos, and struggles of life, our families can carry us through and how love endures, no matter what.