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Lesson Helps
April 2015 LDS Primary Sharing Time Helps and Ideas
Monthly Theme: Jesus Christ Restored the Fulness of the Gospel Through Joseph Smith.
In the Spirit: Mormon Tabernacle Choir to make first-ever Madison, Wisc., appearance
Finding a hotel room June 18 in Downtown Madison might be a little tricky. That’s the night the Mormon Tabernacle Choir will make its first-ever appearance here. After the concert at Overture Center, the 600-person traveling group, which includes about 330 singers, 65 orchestra members and numerous spouses and crew members, will stay overnight in Madison. They will take up parts or all of five hotels.
Back in Time: The LDS Church in the 1960s
Do you remember the LDS Church in the 1960s?
Hill Cumorah draws business and protests to streets of Palmyra
Main Street, Palmyra, is where the Book of Mormon was first published. The publishing house is one of the main attractions for out of town visitors attending the Hill Cumorah Pageant, along with the Latter Day Harvest bookstore. "We do more business during the pageant time than the rest of the year combined. It's a huge draw, get a lot of people from out of state bringing out of state dollars so we like that," said Chris Myers, Latter Day Harvest Bookstore.
The LDS Honor Code and Sports
An interview with BYU Head Football Coach Bronco Mendenhall shed further light on the uniqueness of the school’s programs.
Author Matthew Bowman talks about 'the Mormon moment'
Mitt Romney. Broadway smash “The Book of Mormon.” HBO hit series “Big Love.” Mormonism seems to be center stage these days. Religion scholar Matthew Bowman looked at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints – past and present – in The Mormon People: The Making of an American Faith. I recently had the chance to talk with Bowman about his book, the rise of “the Mormon moment,” and what American voters should know about Romney. Here are excerpts of our conversation. Previously you had mainly studied the evangelical Christian church. Why are you now writing about Mormonism?
Latter-day Saint Opera Singer Receives Double Lung Transplant--And Still Sings
Charity Tillemann-Dick is an accomplished speaker, presenter, and soprano singer. She has performed in prestigious concert halls across Europe, Asia, and America in front of celebrities, presidents, and world dignitaries. In 2004, Charity was diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary hypertension, a rare condition that causes the arteries in the lungs to harden, forcing the heart to work harder and harder to pump blood throughout the body. Left untreated, Charity was not expected to live longer than five years. But since her diagnosis, Charity has received two double lung transplants and continues to speak, sing and perform across the country.
Amos and Andy and The Book of Mormon
The creators of the play Book of Mormon have created the Amos and Andy for the South Park set. We may laugh, but our grandchildren will shudder as decent folk do at “wits” of the last century whose favorite dance was to “jump Jim Crow.”
Oxford University and Latter-day Saints join for King James Bible symposium
Scholars and faith leaders joined together on Saturday, 14 May 2011, for a symposium at the University of Oxford in England marking 400 years of the King James Version of the Bible. The event, which was jointly organized by Harris Manchester College and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, celebrated the impact of the Holy Bible on culture, religion and literature.
Life portrayed in Mormon ads not consistent with reality?
The ads are effective and intriguing: attractive, energetic, articulate Mormons sharing what makes them so interestingly, so uniquely and so memorably “a Mormon.”