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Kate, a continually unlucky woman, is leading a life that's ever so slightly falling apart. While working her job at a Christmas shop, Kate meets a man named Tom and as they get to know each other, she begins to rebuild her life.
Utahn Scott Mitchell got on the Biggest Loser scale one last time Thursday during the finale of NBC's “The Biggest Loser: Glory Days.” This 16th season featured former athletes.
He says people have come up to him saying "I was raised in the Church, too," as if it is a thing of the past. To this he says, "I was raised in it, and there's still a fire burning in there."
Two LDS sister missionaries created a parody song to explain the Restoration of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The Meridian Idaho Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hasn't been completely designed yet, but it does have an address: 7345 North Linder Road in Meridian. The location just north of the intersection of North Linder Road and Chinden Blvd. in Idaho's third-largest city was announced Monday.
The story of Utah man who lost half his family in a fatal crash back in 2007 has inspired a movie.
It seems obvious to me that, when evaluating Joseph Smith, the judgments of contemporaries who knew him best ought to be given special emphasis. With that in mind, I draw from “Knowing Brother Joseph Again” four testimonials concerning the prophet. They come from two men and a woman who knew him very well.
Since inauguration day fell on a Monday this year, my family watched a recorded version of the ceremony for our weekly Family Home Evening so our children could not only watch history unfold, but also understand the importance of what our Founding Fathers worked so hard to create.
Thousands of lights adorn the grounds of the Sydney Australia Temple during the holiday season. Similar to lighting displays at other temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the presentation also features life-size nativity characters and an art show. The collection of paintings in the show chronicles the life of Jesus Christ from birth to resurrection, a story that is particularly interesting to individuals of the many non-Christian faiths who reside in Sydney. Christmas lighting displays are uncommon in Australian culture, so the staging at the temple provides a unique means of celebrating the holiday for thousands of residents, according to Alan Wakeley, country director of Public Affairs for the Latter-day Saints.