Tiffany Larson is a proud mom of three amazing children, 2 boys and 1 girl (ages, 18, 15, and 12). With all three children heavily involved with sporting events, you can find Tiffany at the football fields, soccer fields, volleyball courts, or a basketball court. One of her favorite things to do is watch her kids play sports. It is so fun to watch them succeed and have fun in what they love to do. Children keep life entertaining, busy, exciting, and fun. She's been married to her husband for 21 years and currently live in Utah.

Conference Talk

Photo from the Saturday's Warrior 2016 Facebook page. "This is Lex de Azevedo. We are finally making a motion picture of Saturday's Warrior."

The Lima Peru Los Olivos Temple was dedicated on Sunday by Elder Christofferson and marks the fourth temple in Peru.

In 2008, as my book Shaken Faith Syndrome was getting ready for publication, I contemplated on the fact that most of the book engaged the negative influences toward belief; my book addresses these negative influences and provides specific answers to common anti-LDS arguments. But I was a bit bothered that I hadn’t really included some of the wonderful and exciting evidences in favor of belief. So just a few short months after Shaken Faith Syndrome came off the press, Cedar Published my book, Of Faith and Reason: 80 Evidences Supporting the Prophet Joseph Smith. While the critics cannot prove that God does not exist and that Joseph Smith did not speak to the Father and Son on a hill in Palmyra, neither can believers prove that an angel led Joseph to an ancient Nephite record, or that resurrected beings restored the priesthood to the young prophet. Instead, critics attempt to show that Joseph borrowed teachings and stories from his environment to create a fictional Book of Mormon as well as a man-made Church. These criticisms are addressed in Shaken Faith Syndrome. Believers can show, however, that there are many evidences which support and are consistent with the story told by Joseph Smith. There is evidence consistent with the claim that an ancient family from Jerusalem traversed the Arabian Desert in about 600 B.C. There is evidence consistent with the claim that Joseph possessed actual metal plates with the appearance of gold. There is evidence consistent with the claim that Joseph restored authentic ancient Christian teachings that were no longer practiced and/or taught by Christianity in his day.

“I think that our culture is ‘grief illiterate,’” my friend said.

Elder Argenis Jesus Gonzalez Villarroel, a 24-year-old missionary from Venezuela, died Wednesday, June 22 while serving his mission in the Venezuela Barcelona Mission.

A lot of talk can happen between players on opposing teams during a football game, but on Saturday night amidst the BYU Cougars 41-10 route of Western Kentucky, somehow the conversation shifted to religion.

In between meetings with LDS Church apostles, the archbishop of Philadelphia spoke at BYU on Friday and said differences between Mormons and Catholics shouldn't preclude a friendship aligned against the decay of religious freedom in the United States.