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Discovering the Divinity of Women & How Women Count in the Church

MR says: For more great insights into womanhood and its divinity, check out President Nelson's and Elder Holland's last conference talks.

Scholar details 'striking' parallels between Book of Mormon and ancient civilization

Since 1955, John L. Sorenson has been exploring the relationship between the Book of Mormon and the anthropology of Mesoamerica (southern Mexico and northern Central America). Since the publication of his 1985 book, "An Ancient American Setting for the Book of Mormon," he has been regarded as arguably the leading exponent for the theory that the book's narrative took place within a limited geographic setting. This contrasts with the traditional understanding of many LDS Church members over the years that the events described in the book transpired throughout North and South America.

Latter-day Saint Life

Ancestry.com Helps Family of Dead Boy Find Man Posing as Him

From peoplediscovering birth parents to finding unexpected relatives to learning their ethnic makeup, ancestry.com is using family history to reveal many incredible things. Here's just one example.

Lesson Helps

June 2011 Sharing Time: The Fourth Article of Faith

By Shauna Gibby

This sharing time will engage the children in an activity that will help them learn more about the first principles and ordinances of the gospel.

Famous Latter-day Saints

The 9 Funniest Mormon Moments of 2016

By LDS Living Staff

The year 2016 has seen many exciting changes in the Church—from the dedication of the 150th temple to changes in missionary dress standards and the First Presidency commenting on the presidential election to major changes in temple and family history work.

Videos

Come unto Christ: 2014 Theme Song

'Where Can I Turn for Peace' Author Dies at 90

Emma Lou Warner Thayne, noted LDS writer and poet, passed away Saturday after a lifetime of service to her family and the Salt Lake community.

Latter-day Saint Life

When President Hinckley Told a Muslim and Jewish Story (+ What We All Need to Learn from It)

By Josh Searle

So much content on social media and in person-to-person interaction is filled with hate. Black vs. white, democrat vs. republican, straight vs. LGBT, anti-Trump vs. Trump, conservative vs. liberal, religious vs. non-religious. I haven't even mentioned the "movements" that preponderates current news. I find the yelling matches of typing fingers to be an exhausting, venomous rhetoric. How can such conflict be resolved?

Fun

Photos: Our Favorite Moments from General Conference

By LDS Living

We shared many inspiring moments and wonderful memories this conference, we wanted to reflect back on just a few of our favorites with these incredible pictures from general conference.

Just Asking: Interview with Kirby Heyborne

By LDS Living

*Editor's note: This is the full interview with Kirby Heyborne, with extra questions not seen in the print version of our January/February 2011 issue!