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MR says: Learn about how this inspiring family is a living example of centering your life on the temple and bringing others to Christ.
Jon Rowberry, accounting grad and Mormon Tabernacle Choir staple, has a résumé that reads like a stirring chorale—highs, lows, and a crescendo that made him CEO of FranklinCovey. We cover his career in the Winter 2014 issue of Marriott Alumni Magazine, but here are a few outtakes from our interview about Rowberry’s time in America’s Choir.
A former bishop, newly returned missionary, and a newlywed were killed Sunday afternoon when their car rolled over on I-15 near Moapa.
Photographer Michael Friberg found himself living in Utah on and off for roughly five years and became fascinated by the two distinct cultures he found there.
In a video posted by Mormon Newsroom, Elder Gary E. Stevenson shares the two results that come from comparing ourselves with others: discouragement or pride. Nothing good comes from comparing our trials or blessings with others.
In 1911 the Mormon Tabernacle Choir first performed for a president of the United States. Since then, the Choir has performed for an additional nine presidents, including performing at the inaugurations of presidents Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and both George H. W. Bush and George W. Bush.
With its cast of 700, 1,300 costumes, 10-level stage and thrill-a-minute special effects of earthquakes, floods, fireballs, airborne deities and burnings at the stake, the annual Hill Cumorah Pageant, one could argue, has more in common with the spectacle of “Spider-Man” than with the merry snark of “The Book of Mormon.”
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A meme recently posted to BYU Memes' Facebook page highlighted a surprising discovery: three Mormon moments in the video game the Legend of Zelda that you probably never knew existed.
The Church is starting a new social media campaign: #HisDay. And they want you to share what unique things your family does to celebrate the Lord's holy day. "Help us remind the world what the Lord's day is all about," the new LDS.org site says. "Share the good it brings to your life and the things you do to make it great each week. Make it heartfelt, make it joyful, make your voice heard. The simple things you share will inspire others."