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Benjamin Knoll, a political scientist at Centre College, shared some interesting insights at the Sunstone symposium, ones that he gained for delving more deeply into Pew data from 2011. Jana Riess from Religion News Service shares some highlights from these findings.
Recently, President Henry B. Eyring posted a touching photo on Facebook of himself and President Monson standing by a temple. Next to the photo, he described the love he has for this inspired servant of the Lord as a "gift from God," suggesting that our Heavenly Father will help us as we strive to sustain our prophet.
It's not often that a couple can relive the excitement of their wedding day, especially after 50 years of marriage.
The following is a story that Sister Bonnie L. Oscarson shared in the Sunday morning session of General Conference:
When we study the words of God's prophets and apostles, we will find extremely personal messages that will uplift us, even in the darkest of times.
As part of a three-part series highlighting Christian, non-LDS keynote speakers from Texas A&M University at an LDS fireside, Aggieland Mormons published this inspiring piece about soccer olympian Stephanie Malherbe.
Kyle Van Noy, a Mormon and outside linebacker for the New England Patriots, will be playing in this Sunday’s Super Bowl LI. In aninterview with KSL a few years ago, Van Noy shared how his mother influenced him to achieve greatness in his football career.
First Thingsis a podcast and magazine published by The Institute on Religion and Public Life, an "interreligious, nonpartisan research and education institute whose purpose is to advance a religiously informed public philosophy for the ordering of society."
MR says: It's one thing to understand the concepts and history of the Church. It's quite another to experience it for yourself. Learn what happened when one Muslim attended an LDS Church and experienced it for herself.
What a beautiful way to think of this love story all Mormons know well.