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"MyNorthwest" Publishes Article Praising President Nelson and His First 8 Months as Prophet
By Danielle B. Wagner
As President Russell M. Nelson prepares to speak this Saturday at Safeco Field, home to the Seattle Mariners, local news outlets are taking note of the anticipated 40,000-person turnout. In fact, MyNorthwestrecently published an article by Boyd Matheson praising the prophet's energy and eight months of unceasing work as the new leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Award-Winning LDS Group Releases Brand-New Album, "Sing Thy Grace"
By Eclipse 6 (Sponsored)
Award-winning recording group Eclipse 6 released their eighth album—Sing Thy Grace—today via FTM Records. Sing Thy Grace is the second gospel album from Eclipse 6, a follow-up to the very popular Grateful Praise. The music features breathtaking vocal arrangements of world-beloved hymns such as “Abide with Me,” “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing,” and “My Shepherd Will Supply My Need.” The six-man group is also releasing music videos to accompany the album, starting with “Come Thou Fount . . . ” and “Abide with Me,” via the Eclipse 6 YouTube channel (click here).
Latter-day Saint Life
Family Remembers Elder Keetch's Final Moments and How He Shaped Religious Liberty in the U.S.
"One of the coolest parts for us was to not only see how much he loved the church and believed in the things the church was doing," said Elder Keetch's daughter, Steffani Keetch Dastrup, "but also that he wanted to defend and support all churches and all religious beliefs and all people's rights to believe and act the way they feel is right. That was a big part of his work."
Latter-day Saint Life
"I Saw God in My Eyes:" Stephanie Nielson Shares How She Found the Will to Live After Burning 80 Percent of Her Body
MR says: There was a time Stephanie Nielson thought she was a monster--that she would have been better off if she had died in the plane crash that burned over 80 percent of her body. But then, the love of her Savior and the knowledge of her divine worth changed how she saw the world and her place within it.
Latter-day Saint Life
"Slate" Features 82-Year-Old LDS Man's Testimony of Eternal Marriage, Book of Mormon
By Katie Lambert
"The greatest thing I've ever did was marry [my wife]," 82-year-old Gary Goodson told slate.com while reflecting on questions about his life so far.
Latter-day Saint Life
"Christian Science Monitor" Features Why Muslim Students Feel so Welcome at BYU
The Christian Science Monitor recently took an in-depth look at Muslim students attending BYU and why so many of them feel welcomed and accepted at this conservative Christian university. Among these students is Jordanian Hind Alsboul, who enjoys singing "Come, Come, Ye Saints" in the campus tunnels.
From the Church
Watch: Church Releases Christmas Videos to #LightTheWorld
By Danielle B. Wagner
This year the Church is inspiring millions around the world to celebrate this Christmas season by following the example of Jesus Christ, the Light of the World, and serving others. Unlike last year's #LightTheWorld, which provided daily service ideas, this year's campaign features weekly themes, videos, and corresponding service ideas for the week.
Latter-day Saint Life
Temple Worker Creates Heartbreaking Time-Lapse of St. George Stake Center Damaged by Fire
By LDS Living
As he would leave the St. George temple grounds every Wednesday morning, temple worker Dave Olson would snap a picture of the new stake center being constructed right across the street.
Lesson Helps
“Come, Follow Me” FHE: Parable of the Talents
By Jessica Grimaud
This week's FHE lesson topic comes from the Come, Follow Me reading in Joseph Smith—Matthew 1, Matthew 25, Mark 12–13, and Luke 21. Check out this week's Come, Follow Me study ideas on LDS Living for additional resources and suggestions.
Latter-day Saint Life
What (and What Not) to Say to Black People at Church
By LDS Living
Authorsand Time Out for Women presenters Tamu Smith and Zandra Vranes have long been a voice for black members of the Church under the name "Sistas in Zion." Now they've brought their witty humor to LDS Living readers in this fun and insightful new video. Here is a taste of one of their tips: