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Worldwide leadership broadcast round-up
A trio of apostles from the Quorum of the Twelve -- Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, Elder David A. Bednar and Elder D. Todd Christofferson -- participated in a roundtable discussion about several chapters from the new Church handbooks that provide essential information for gospel leadership. The Brethren focused their discussion on the introductory chapters from Handbook 2, focusing on priesthood principles, the work of salvation in the ward and stake, and on the mission of priesthood quorums.
The Sacred Grove and LDS environmental ethics
For members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the phrase "sacred grove" brings to mind a grove of trees in upstate New York where a young man knelt in prayer. Yet there are many forests around the world considered "sacred groves" by different religions. During a conference titled "Conservation, Restoration, Sustainability: A Call to Stewardship" held at Brigham Young University, professor Jason Brown of Utah Valley University discussed the history of the LDS Sacred Grove along with other religious forest settings.
Why Fasting for 24-Hours Isn't Living the Law of the Fast
Fasting … Ugh! Not much fun.
President Monson's 50 Years as an Apostle: Perfect the Saints
President Monson's many years of service have provided him with ample opportunities to address the membership of the LDS Church collectively. His remarks continually seek to uplift, and perfect the Saints.
LDS congregations to host 'Mingle with the Mormons' event
Tuesday's Fall Festival and Open House offers a chili cook-off, refreshments, games, a bounce, children's activities — and a chance to "Mingle with the Mormons." Three Knoxville congregations of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will host the event, 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at the church at 6024 Grove Drive, near Gresham Middle School. The festival was given the tongue-in-cheek name after church members noticed a growing curiosity about their religion, brought on in part by the presidential candidacy of Mitt Romney, who is an LDS member.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Watch: New Video Explains What Historians Know About the Location of the Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood
By LDS Living
The Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood took place on May 15, 1829. For nearly 200 years, different depictions of this event portrayed in film and art, as well as in photographs that claim to represent its location, have led to confusion about its true location. This recent video from Book of Mormon Central explains historians' current understanding regarding where the Aaronic Priesthood was restored.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Peruvian President Asks to Meet with LDS Apostle
What a positive example of the influence the LDS Church, its service, and its leaders have around the world.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Funeral Arrangements Announced for Elder Robert D. Hales
Elder Robert D. Hales, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, passed away Sunday, October 1. Recently, funeral arrangements were announced for this beloved apostle who spent so much of his life in the service of the Lord.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Church Announces New Translation Process as They Translate the Scriptures into 34 New Languages
In an October 9, 2017, letter, the First Presidency announced a new process the Church will follow for upcoming translations of the scriptures.
From the Church
President Monson and President Eyring Dedicate Arizona's Fourth Temple
The Gilbert Arizona Temple was dedicated Sunday, March 2, to be a sanctuary of serenity, a refuge from the storms of life and the noise of the world and as a house of quiet contemplation concerning the eternal nature of life and the Lord's divine plan for his children.