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LDS Bishop is a FBI agent turned novelist
Mike McPheters , author of the best selling novels “Lit Fuse,” (Bonneville Books, $17.99) “Agent Bishop” and “Cartels and Combinations” uses his experiences as a former FBI agent to explain the threats that the United States faces today.
LDS blogger comments on dispelling Mormon myths
An LDS blogger who got attention for his writings of the 2008 presidential elections is now blogging more broadly to try to dispel Mormon myths in America. Ryan Bell writes at MormonAmerican.com. He told KSL Newsradio this week that he's disputing fewer myths this time around than when Mitt Romney first ran for president four years ago.
Creativity Lost in Pinterest?
Last week, I spearheaded our Cub Scout pack’s Blue and Gold banquet.
Seminary Class Challenge Reaches Youth Around the World
Seminary teacher Rachel Murphy's armor of God challenge started with just one LDS seminary class, but now, it has unified seminary students in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints around the world.
Leap of faith: Skeptics aside, Mormonism is on the rise
If Nathan Hale, a lifelong Mormon, received a blessing every time someone came up to him with, “My pastor said that Mormons ...” (Fill in the blank: are polygamists, don't really believe in Jesus, aren't really Christians.)
Wall Street Journal writer discusses Mormon welfare system
If presidential candidate Mitt Romney wants to find a welfare system that "lets almost no one fall through the cracks while at the same time ensuring that its beneficiaries don't become lifelong dependents, he could look to his own church." That's the opinion of former Wall Street Journal editor Naomi Schaefer Riley, in an op-ed piece that was published Saturday.
Utah forms panel to explore another Olympic bid
It was a day for reveling in Utah’s Olympic glory days of a decade past, and giving serious consideration to trying to do it again a decade hence. Although it balked mightily, the Olympic caldron at Rice-Eccles Stadium was relit for a few minutes Wednesday evening — the 10th anniversary of the start of the highly successful 2002 Winter Games.
Donny and Marie bring 1st studio album in 30 years
On the final track of their new album — their first together in 30 years — Donny and Marie Osmond give a nod to difficult times. "Sun follows rain, strength follows pain," the duo sings before echoing the song's title. "We will find a way."
New family history centers opens in Oregon
Ever been curious about where your family came from or if you are the descendant of royalty? Many people are, according to Pam Hansen of the Bandon branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Those people now have a wealth of resources at their fingertips as well as trained volunteers to assist them in their genealogy searches, right here in Bandon.
Speaking in tongues — Mormon style
Mormon scriptures long predicted that "every man shall hear the fullness of the gospel in his own tongue." Of course, the Utah-based Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sends missionaries worldwide to preach in native languages, and it translates General Conference speeches into scores of tongues.