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Let it be
I brought the postcard of this painting home from the Musee D’Orsay. It sits on the shelf above my desk and my heart pings a little every time I look at it. According to my rusty college French, the title translates to something like The Disciples Peter and John Rush to the Tomb on the Morning of the Resurrection. Look at those faces, their simultaneous hope and anxiety. Rushing but almost reluctant. Their thoughts jump from the canvas: Please let it be.
Church Formalizes Relationship with Australian Red Cross
On Monday, 2nd February, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Australian Red Cross Society (Red Cross) in Queensland.
Meth discovered at Ogden LDS Temple construction site
A small amount of methamphetamine found on the grounds of the Ogden LDS Temple drew a swift response from the company remodeling the structure. Carl Turner, the Big-D Construction superintendent of the temple site, contacted Ogden police at 8:07 a.m. July 12 to report the drug found in a portable toilet on the site.
LDS institute accommodates time conflict of U game and LDS general conference
This Saturday comes with a dilemma for a lot of LDS University of Utah fans. The football game has been scheduled for 5 p.m., but the LDS priesthood session starts at 6 p.m. The LDS Institute at the U. is now trying be accommodating.
Cyclone Ian and Lessons from the People of Tonga
I suspect that all the advance warning in the world cannot prepare someone for the experience of being in the path of a viciously destructive Category 5 cyclone.
LDS Church, Utahns asked for missing photos of 154 Utahns killed in Vietnam
The Vietnam War claimed the lives of 364 Utahns, and their names are etched in the granite of The Wall, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington. Now, the founder of the group that built the wall, Vietnam veteran Jan Scruggs, is in Utah to implore family and friends of those who died to donate photos and stories about the fallen.
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From the Church
First Presidency Issues 2017 Statistical Report
Following the Saturday afternoon session of general conference, the First Presidency issued the 2017 statistical report for the Church.
Mormon Dispatcher Named International Trainer of the Year
Each year, the Montana Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials recognizes one individual as the Public Safety Communications Trainer of the Year.
Latter-day Saint Life
The Most Important Lesson I Learned As a Seminary Teacher
I've had the good fortune of teaching 4 years of Institute at the University of California Riverside and another 2 years of Early Morning Seminary for the LDS Church. Out of 6 years of teaching in the Church Educational System, I don’t really remember any of the lessons that I taught…except for one.
Book of Mormon Lesson 27: "All Things Denote There Is a God"
By Ted L. Gibbons
Alma 30-31