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Wife of Alex Boye Shares Trials, Triumphs of Boye's Viral 'Let it Go' Cover
I’d never seen anything like it: Ten 5-year-old kids belting at the top of their lungs, “The cold never bothered me anyway!” and “Let the storm rage on!” — in a dance class, of all things. It may as well have been a kindergarten chorus performance.
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Famous Latter-day Saints
What a Sikh Woman & David Archuleta Can Teach Us About Forgiveness & Healing
"Forgiveness is not forgetting, forgiveness is freedom from hate," Valarie Kaur, a Sikh social justice attorney and activist, said while speaking with David Archuleta at Chapman University.
Latter-day Saint Life
Why Keeping Promises is Good For Your Mind
Making and keeping promises is a highly valued trait in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In fact, the first official act of every member of the Church (sometimes inadvertently called “Mormons”) when we are baptized is to make a covenant—a two-way promise with our Heavenly Father—to live as He has directed through the example of His Son. In return, God promises that His Spirit will be with us always.
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From the Church
President Nelson Meets with Archbishop, Mexican Legislators to Help Defend the Family
President Nelson met with the Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Tlalnepantla, His Eminence Cardinal Carlos Aguiar Retes, and Mexican legislators in Mexico this month to discuss the work needed to defend the family.
'Fitting in' as a non-Mormon in Utah
Outside of Utah, the membership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints – the Mormons – is in the minority. Inside of the state that trend is reversed. Newcomers to Utah suddenly find themselves in the minority if they are not a part of the dominant religion and its accompanying culture. To members of the LDS church, religious and cultural intolerance is nothing new. A quick run-through of the church’s early history in the American East and Midwest is full of tales of persecution and forced expulsion.
Preparing to serve — students take missionary class at BYU
BYU students have many options when they choose classes to fulfill 14 required religion credits. Options range from classes that study world religions to Church history, temples, living prophets, and even missionary preparation. Missionary preparation is a two-credit class, in which students learn skills that will help them if they decide to serve a full-time mission, as well as be a member missionary for the rest of their lives.
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June 2014 Visiting Teaching Message: Divine Mission of Jesus Christ--Minister
By LDS Living
The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ: Minister
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Fun
A Salt Lake Temple Made Out of 35,000 Plastic Bricks + Other Incredible LDS Lego Creations on Display
MR says: Wondering where you can see four temples, Noah's ark, the Last Supper, and a first discussion all built out of Legos?
Latter-day Saint Life
8 Ways You May Already be a Missionary Without Realizing It
Sweat dripped down my temples as I walked under the blazing African sun, 10,000 miles away from home. I reached into my back pocket, grabbed my handkerchief and patted my forehead dry. Elder Mohale and I guessed the temperature as we walked to our next appointment. The humidity and heat was all worth it because we were on our way to help a man with his smoking addiction.
Famous Latter-day Saints
Founding Member of SEAL Team Six Shares LDS Conversion Story
Frank Anthony Phillips sits in his clean, organized office next to his wife, Marci. Midday rays pour through a window and bathe them both in flattering light. When Frank looks at his best friend, which he does often during our two-hour interview, his features soften and the Spirit draws a smile on his experienced face.