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Latter-day Saint Life
Looking back at the remarkable impact of Latter-day Saint women since the Restoration
By Jannalee Sandau
Women of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have embraced their roles and contributed invaluable time, talents, perspectives, love, hard work, and prayers to building up Zion.
From the Church
Open House and Rededication Dates Announced for the Atlanta Georgia Temple
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced open house and rededication dates for the recently renovated Atlanta Georgia Temple. The temple was closed 1 July 2009 for renovation. Among the changes was the addition of large windows in the celestial room, adding more natural light, and art glass windows in other parts of the temple.
Lesson Helps
Making the Most of Church Curriculum
We’re almost at the end of January–the first month of a new curriculum year in the Church. It’s a good time to ask ourselves if we’re making the most of our study of the Book of Mormon. Many years ago, at the beginning of a curriculum year, Elder Carlos E. Asay wrote about the purposes of Church curriculum and the blessings of gospel study. (Carlos E. Asay, “For the Perfecting of the Saints: A Look at Church Curriculum“, Ensign, Jan. 1986, 14). He explained five ways we can take advantage of the Church’s instructional program. I summarize them below:
Latter-day Saint Life
How 'Thieves and Robbers' Point to the Divine Origin of the Book of Mormon
In the Book of Mormon, we find the terms thieves and robbers. To modern Americans, the words are interchangeable (which is what we find in the King James Bible). Under ancient Near Eastern law, however, there is a significant difference between the two types of criminals and how the law should punish them. Without exception, the Book of Mormon uses the terms thieves and robbers correctly.
Opinion: Rejecting the living prophets by following future prophets
One of the key doctrines of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is that we have living prophets and apostles today who are authorized by God to receive revelations for the church and for the world. The scriptures are full of stories of how the people of the church rejected the messages of the living prophets, often justifying themselves by appealing to the words of previous prophets. Even Jesus was rejected by appealing to Moses or Abraham.
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From the Church
A new California temple has been redesigned. Here’s the new rendering
By Haley Lundberg
The groundbreaking ceremony for the Yorba Linda California Temple is scheduled for June 18, 2022, but the temple will look different than originally anticipated.
Latter-day Saint Life
How the Tabernacle Choir’s Arrangement of “Brightly Beams” Helped One Man See Past Theological Differences
By LDS Living
On this week’s episode of All In, host Morgan Jones speaks with Mack Wilberg and Ryan Murphy, directors of the Tabernacle Choir, in the basement of the historic Salt Lake Tabernacle. Discussing their personal love for music, guest artists, and missionary opportunities among other things, the episode provides uniquely personal insight into the men behind (or rather, in front of) the Choir.
Lesson Helps
January 2015 Visiting Teaching Message: The Attributes of Jesus Christ--Obedient Son
By LDS Living
The Attributes of Jesus Christ: Obedient Son
Latter-day Saint Life
Why Was Chiasmus Used in Nephite Record Keeping?
By Book of Mormon Central
In celebration of Chiasmus Day today, find out more about what chiasmus is and how you can use it in your scripture study. Don’t miss President Uchtdorf and Elder Holland, who will be speaking during this special celebration! Find more details at the end of this article.
Latter-day Saint Life
When Body Snatchers Targeted Mormons + the Miraculous Dream That Saved a Slain Missionary's Body
By LDS Living Staff
When the Latter-day Saints moved west to escape persecution, they weren't just forced to leave behind homes and valuables. Many of them were most heartbroken to leave behind the bodies of their deceased loved ones—possibly to fall into the hands of unscrupulous body snatchers, also commonly called "resurrectionists."