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The Relief Society taught him to sew. Now he’s breaking into the NYC fashion world
By Sarah Griffin
One Latter-day Saint’s journey to fashion success started with the Relief Society and has taken him all the way to the runway. Here’s how.
The 6 Blessings Challenge
A few nights ago, with the house fast asleep and the only sound my snoring goldendoodle, I stared at the ceiling and considered the year that now slips into the night, soon to be replaced by the bright dawn of 2014.
The Health Benefits of the Word of Wisdom & Fasting
Many people, if asked what they know about members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or Mormons, would refer to their abstention from alcohol, tobacco, tea and coffee. While other religions also observe dietary rules, the LDS church’s health practices are particularly well known but less well understood.
The Evolution of Personal Progress Requirements
Since the early 1900s, the Latter-day Saint Young Women organization has had some kind of achievement and recognition program in place. But the requirements of old are drastically different from the requirements today. The evolution of Young Women Recognition is a fascinating snapshot of history. My, how times have changed.
California Ward Garden Leads to Baptisms
Latter-day Saints in Carpinteria have been busy planting the seeds of missionary work in their backyard.
Latter-day Saint Life
The Book of Mormon as a Second Witness of Christ
I have a friend who is serving a mission right now. To protect her privacy and that of those she is teaching, I will simply refer to her as Sister C.
Increasing Efforts to Hasten the Work of Salvation
“Hastening the work of salvation” is not just about missionary work. It’s more than a catchphrase, but it’s not a new Church program.
LDS Missionary Returns Home for Surgery After Injury from Philippines Typhoon
A Latter-day Saint missionary has returned back to Utah for surgery after being injured in the Philippines typhoon. Elder Jordan Johnson was serving in Tacloban when the typhoon hit. Johnson said the the plywood ceiling in his apartment began to buckle during the storm, so he used a machete to poke holes into the ceiling to keep the roof from collapsing. He severed the tendons in his right hand during the incident.
9/11 tribute by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir to be digital download
On Sunday, September 11, millions of households around the country will see a 9/11 tribute by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square on their Music and the Spoken Word broadcast. Narrated by Tom Brokaw, the special, titled “9/11: Rising Above,” is a salute to the American spirit in rising above the tragedy of September 11, 2001.
From the Church
Behind the Scenes at the Mormon Tabernacle Choir Christmas Concert
It takes a cast and crew of hundreds to put together the annual Mormon Tabernacle Choir Christmas concert. This year it was no exception as the choir welcomed guest artists Broadway star Santino Fontana and the “Sesame Street” Muppets™ for several evening performances and a Sunday morning mini-concert at the Conference Center in Salt Lake City from December 11 to 14, 2014.