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The blessings of studying the Old Testament are there, but sometimes they only come through a wrestle.

3 Nephi 27-30; 4 Nephi

As Latter-day Saints are to religion, homeschoolers are to education—a peculiar people. Yes? Not so much anymore. For Mormons' emergence into mainstream culture, we can thank Mitt Romney, David Archuleta, Napoleon Dynamite, and a host of others. But what about homeschoolers?

We have been thinking a lot about this question recently. Last week, we brought up a similar debate (watching the Super Bowl and/or having a family party on Sunday), and we also ran a story about two LDS cheerleaders who, like many other LDS youth, chose not to compete on Sunday. Both stories generated passionate response, which made us realize how varied the opinions are on the topic of appropriate Sunday activities. So we wondered: how do you and your family handle extracurricular activities on Sunday? Most families have to face the question of Sunday competition and/or recitals at some point. Sports, music, dance, debate, and speech competitions all have the possibility to be held on Sunday. Some families have hard and fast rules for the children that no Sunday competition is allowed. Others leave the choice up to the children, sometimes while encouraging them one way or the other.

Every general conference we have the opportunity to sustain our prophet and apostles who are chosen by our Heavenly Father to lead this Church today.

Both the Church History Library and the historic Beehive House now have exhibits honoring this important and momentous event in Church history.

If you’re like many business leaders, you feel the pressure to produce measurable results.

Jimmer Fredette, Dave Rose and Provo Mayor John Curtis joined together to encourage kids to commit to renounce bullying as part of the Jimmerosity Jam 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament at the Provo Recreation Center this week.

"Oh no, please don't let that be our coach," Audra thought as she watched a man walk through the parking lot.