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Beginning November 25 and running through January 1, 2017, the Church will begin a Christmas campaign to help people around the world share the Light of the Savior as we celebrate His birth.
LDS Living has made this list of 25 activities to do with friends and family this December that are a little different than the typical Christmas countdown to-dos. We've come up with 25 meaningful, memorable activities that will make this holiday season your favorite. Click on the links to get all the details for making this Christmas perfect.
Beards are a tricky topic to discuss within LDS culture. It’s one of those taboo topics like caffeine and R-rated movies. Other than BYU’s Honor Code and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir standards (which aren't Church doctrine), and the rules for missionaries and temple workers, I’m almost positive there’s no official Church statement on whether or not male members can sport facial hair.
Saturday mornings growing up always meant a bowl of Cheerios and early-morning cartoons. But then, there were the special days that called for Apple-Puffed Pancakes and another kind of early morning TV: General Conference.
In a 2016 book entitled We're With You: Counsel and Encouragement from Your Brethren, each member of the current First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles shares advice, counsel, and messages of hope for anyone trying to navigate their life through challenging times.
The race is on. The gauntlet has been thrown down. The challenge? Submit the best cookie recipe you have. The prize? One hundred dollars to Deseret Book, and the chance to live in immortal glory as the crowned victor of LDS Living’s first ever cookie contest. Here are the rules (pay close attention, because you must abide by each for your recipe to be considered):
There are some pretty famous Mormons out there, and they're ready to stand up for what they believe in. Check out these five celebrities who have been featured in the Church's "I'm a Mormon" video campaign.
I'll be the first to say--the celebrities we see splashed across magazines and portrayed in TV and films are probably the last people we should be trying to emulate. But it's hard to tell that to a teenage daughter who wants nothing more than to be "cool" and finds modesty a burden. These celebrities--even big names like Angelina Jolie, Scarlett Johannson, and Jessica Alba--while not often muses of modesty, show it is possible to be both glamorous and modest.