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The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced that the Ogden Utah Temple will close, beginning 2 April 2011, for an extensive renovation. In February of 2010, the Church initially announced plans to remodel and architecturally change the appearance of the temple and its grounds (see news release on initial announcement).
If Mormons were to pick 100 women to represent the religion’s “cool” factor to a world-wide audience, who would be on the list?
Lehi therapist Brannon Patrick, who specializes in pornography addiction recovery, talks about some of the most common myths he sees regarding pornography and addiction.
Basketball always ranked as the backup plan for Jabari Parker. Education and his faith came first. They still do.
This week we saw two tragedies from within the mission field and our hearts go out to all those connected to these faithful servants. Sister Carol Vaughn Curran Hansen died unexpectedly Wednesday after she collapsed at the mission home. She was only 69. In Mexico, 20-year-old Elder Nathan Castle McBride was at a ward soccer activity when he also suddenly collapsed. He had been in great health, and his death remains a mystery. Please add your prayers to ours for these two families who have lost faithful loved ones this week.
National news syndicates, social media commenters, even a petition signed by over 35,000 people all expressed confusion, even at times anger, at the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's decision to sing at President-Elect Trump's inauguration. But here's one thing the general public does not understand about that decision and why it has nothing to do with politics and Donald Trump:
When LDS author Mary Bell was contacted by Ariana Huffington, she received a message most writers would dream to hear: "We need your voice on the Huffington Post."
"Their needs are so great," said Sister Herway. "They literally have nothing. They have left it all behind in reaching for a better life. Their gratitude for the smallest kindnesses shown them is wonderful. I wish everyone could have this experience. Their worlds will never be the same."
So much of what we do in life might turn out average, but there's always one aspect of our life that makes up extraordinary.
“This is a place where you can take the steps that lead to eternal life and a return home again to our Heavenly Father," President Eyring said.