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Recently, he won the Surfing America 2016 series championship. Last year he won the title of King Grom when he beat out nine other surfers from around the world to compete on a Brazilian island. Oh, and he's only 17.
Last year, Sister Kotahi Tarawhiti's touching homecoming after serving in the New Hampshire Manchester Mission gained quite the attention, receiving nearly 100,000 views on YouTube.
Have you ever wondered what the Book of Mormon would look like if you took out all of the words and just left the periods, commas, and other punctuation?
As Easter fades away, Al Fox Carraway shares the most beautiful message about what life would be like without Christ and why we need to remember Him and look to Him throughout the year.
LDS author Jason F. Wright was stopped at a 7-Eleven after running some errands in Strasburg, Virginia, when Anita Hughes walked into the store and shouted, "Does anyone know how to get to Ohio?!"
It's a scripture most missionaries know by heart. It's the scripture that led to the Restoration of the Church. It's also the scripture that is the Mutual theme for this year.
A Washington, D.C.-based organization has asked the University of Utah to stop the school’s football coaches from teaching an optional LDS religion class for players.
What an incredible achievement by Lauren Jackson, who recognizes she couldn't have done it without her faith. “Being a member of the church has always given me a very strong support network and community within which I’ve been able to explore, fashion and understand my own identity,” she says. “Being a Mormon really colors everything I do.”
With over 2,000 parts that rotate and interlock not to mention no plans save only pictures, a WWII Enigma machine would be nearly impossible to reproduce—unless you are Latter-day Saint Reid Haroldsen. The machine has already gained some notoriety and will appear at the American Computer and Robotics Museum. It even caught the attention of Sir Dermot Turing.
We all slip-up. Sometimes, we even crash and burn. And no matter our mistakes, we get bombarded with justifications or reasons why we can't or don't need to repent. But all of these are not true. In fact, they are downright dangerous.