Search

Filters
There are 30,236 results that match your search. 30,236 results
“He lives with a resurrected body. There is no truth or fact of which I am more assured, or know better by personal experience, than the truth of the literal Resurrection of our Lord.”
One of the oldest wards in the LDS Church is about to reach a milestone. The Kaysville 1st Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is hosting an open house celebration on Saturday to commemorate the 160th anniversary of the organization of Kay’s Ward in Kaysville.
Although the groundbreaking is still more than three weeks away, the LDS Church has released the artist's rendering for the new Payson Utah Temple. Sort of.
T.C. Christensen’s career in filmmaking evidently started with his favorite food. “I was probably sitting on the couch, eating potato chips,” he said with a playful smile, “And in between bites, thought, ‘Hmmm, movies.’”
With the Mormon faith being a popular topic among the media lately, Christian Vuissa hopes that his new movie, "Joseph Smith Volume 1: Plates of Gold," is one more way people can find out the truth about the LDS faith.
While on their 2015 tour, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir visited many of America's notable historic sites. During this time, they tried out a new experiment.
The Mormon Channel, officially sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released its 12-Step Addiction Recovery Program on its website. The sessions focus on how the Atonement of Jesus Christ can take away the struggles and anxieties of addiction. The Recovery Programs are open to the public and can be viewed for free.
On Friday, Mike Perry rented out CineBistro in Hyde Park Village so that he and 96 of his friends, family and associates could watch the movie “Captain Phillips,” the Tom Hanks vehicle depicting the boarding of the merchant ship Maersk Alabama by Somali pirates.
East of Quito, Ecuador, past the volcanoes and Andes Mountains, the terrain drops swiftly to the Amazon jungle. There you’ll find thick forests, abundant rivers, monkeys, toucans, and even pink dolphins. You’ll also find a city called Puerto Francisco de Orellana. It’s a long ways from, well, everything else in Ecuador. Fifteen years ago, there were relatively few people in the area. But the discovery of petroleum brought industry, people seeking jobs, and members of the Church.
In the whole of the Doctrine and Covenants there are only two women mentioned by name. The first being Emma Smith, whose story most of us are familiar with. But the second is a woman provides an insight into what life was like as a saint in the early Church. Today's conversation is all about Vienna Jaques. And her story will help illuminate our study of the Doctrine and Covenants this year.