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What a touching story to show us that no one, not even those who are not struggling with major challenges at the moment, are forgotten by our Heavenly Father.
After 30 years of working in film and television in Australia, it was an evening of church music that sent Darran Scott down the path of expressing his faith cinematically. Scott, a relatively new member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints -- he was baptized eight years ago -- was deeply impacted by the blend of music and spirituality at a ward fireside. "I immediately shelved the project I was developing," Scott said, and started to look for a story that would reflect his religious beliefs.
What an interesting turn of events considering Mike Lee's brother, Utah Supreme Court Associate Chief Justice, Thomas R. Lee was on Trump's last shortlist of new Supreme Court Justice nominees.
As part of the ongoing centennial celebrations of the partnership between The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Boy Scouts of America, a special stage production about the history and values of Scouting, "A Century of Honor" will be broadcast live to thousands of meetinghouses across the United States and streamed at scouts100.lds.org where it will also be available for later viewing. The production will feature multiple choirs, historical reenactments, dynamic set design and multiple special effects, drawing upon the skills and outdoor experiences that are hallmarks of Scouting.
With the dedication of the Paris France Temple coming up this May, the Church has called a few new visitors' center directors to get ready for this event.
On June 20, 2010, Rick Vellinga made a choice that would not only change his belief in God but that would eventually help his family cope with tragedy.
With so much turmoil and hate in the world today, it's difficult to overcome the bitter divisiveness that seems only to grow as time moves on.
The 25th Ward was on Salt Lake’s west side, with a largely immigrant population and then, as well as now, one of the humbler Salt Lake neighborhoods. It was part of Pioneer Stake, whose budgeting process we recently looked at.
The recent death of a newsman drew some unlikely praise from those who admired him. And it wasn't just for his skills as a writer and reporter. McCandlish Phillips was also a religious man who left The New York Times at the top of his game to become an evangelist.
"My heart fills with joy to see this photo and remember this moment with youth in Brazil," Elder Ronald A. Rasband posted on his Facebook, speaking of the hand sign he made at a youth conference that has taken the youth by storm.