Search

Filters
There are 32,864 results that match your search. 32,864 results
SPONSORED: LDS private school expands to accommodate more students
By American Heritage
Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was the commencement speaker for American Heritage School’s first graduating twelfth-grade class on June 1.
carlosmartins.jpeg
Podcasts
Why a multi-million dollar company printed missionary pass-along cards in the back of its books
In 2013, Carlos Martins, a Brazilian Latter-day Saint, sold his English-learning school chain for $720 million. But before that, he had a radical and powerful idea for sharing the gospel with the students they were teaching.
46403.jpg
Latter-day Saint Life
When Angels Gave President Lee a Blessing of Healing
By Donald W. Parry
President Harold B. Lee’s experience on an airplane illustrates the truth that angels may participate in healing a mortal who has an illness. President Lee recalled: “I was suffering from an ulcer condition that was becoming worse and worse. We had been touring a mission; my wife, Joan, and I were impressed the next morning that we should get home as quickly as possible, although we had planned to stay for some other meetings.
LDS artist's 'Mormon Heroin' (sugar) works come to Utah
To artist Kent Christensen, sugar in all its many forms is "Mormon heroin." It’s also the basis for his art, which satirizes Mormons’ obsession with sweets by using candy, cakes, Jell-O and other sugary treats to recreate personal, religious and cultural symbols.
32589.jpg
Latter-day Saint Life
Why the Paris France Temple Doesn't Have an Angel Moroni
By LDS Living Staff
The Paris France Temple is unique and historic in many aspects. With itsdedication set for May of 2017, it will be the first LDS temple in France. It is also one of only two temples (Paris France and Tokyo Japan) where a traditional groundbreaking ceremony was never held.
9 Rare Artifacts from Early Church History
Fun
Mormon Gold Coins + 8 Other Rare Artifacts from Early Church History
By Jamie Armstrong
With the turbulent early days of the Church came the loss and destruction of many items the Saints regarded as precious. Here is a look at some of the rarest books, coins, notes, and documents salvaged from Church history.
From the Church
Church Responds to Supreme Court Announcement on Same-sex Marriage
The succession of federal court decisions in recent months, culminating in today’s announcement by the Supreme Court, will have no effect on the doctrinal position or practices of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which is that only marriage between a man and a woman is acceptable to God. In prizing freedom of conscience and Constitutional guarantees of the free exercise of religion, we will continue to teach that standard and uphold it in our religious practices.
30268.jpg
Latter-day Saint Life
Artist Shares Story Behind the Painting in President Uchtdorf's "A Summer with Great-Aunt Rose"
Local painter Salvador Alvarez paints happy pioneers as well as a variety of other subjects. Alvarez’s painting “Joy in the Journey” was shown during President Uchtdorf’s talk at the October 2015 women’s session titled "A Summer With Great-Aunt Rose." He also recently illustrated the book based on that same talk.
49959.jpg
Latter-day Saint Life
Elder Christofferson, Bob Woodward to Discuss Watergate, Integrity, and Trust in Unprecedented Event
By LDS Living Staff
Elder D. Todd Christofferson, who worked as a law clerk for U.S. District Court Judge Sirica during the Watergate trials, and legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Bob Woodward, who worked with Carl Bernstein to break the Watergate story, are coming together for an unprecedented event. The two will highlight the lessons they learned about trust and integrity in public life during their unique experiences with Watergate and beyond. Hosted by the Deseret News,the event will be held in Washington, D.C. and streamed live online on Monday, January 14, 2019, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. EST (4:30 to 6 p.m. MST).
28784.jpg
How to Host a Bucket List Party
By Ruthann Cunningham
We were somewhere in between Barstow, California, and Las Vegas, Nevada, heading back from a long weekend in California. To me this was one of the least appealing parts of the drive, with only a sprawling, desolate brown desert and some random Alien Jerky billboards to look at. We had piled in a car for one of our many road trip adventures and had spent the weekend discussing everything from English literature to politics, fashion to humanitarian aid, and teaching to running biomechanics (I had to throw that topic in!).