Obama met with LDS Church leaders at the hotel, including President Henry B. Eyring and President Dieter F. Uchtdorf of First Presidency, and Elder L. Tom Perry and Elder D. Todd Christofferson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.

The Gee family has spent the past year traveling the world, experiencing their bucket list, and living their dreams, all while not spending any money from their savings.

Here are some suggestions to help LDS couples build a solid foundation in their sexual relationship from the start of their marriage.

A YSA bishop's post about wedding dresses, temple garments, and quick or unkind judgments is making waves throughout Facebook. With more than 2,600 shares and 600 comments, it's safe to say the topic has struck a chord with LDS members.

Many members in the Church reach a point in their lives when they feel their experiences and the promises in their patriarchal blessing don't quite add up. Recently on Facebook Elder D. Todd Christofferson shared insights that can help us find hope and understanding in those situations.

Even though we cannot predict or prevent earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, or other natural cataclysmic events, we can prepare our families to cope and survive as optimally as possible. Learning what communication options are available during and after a disaster will bring confidence that you can better protect you and your loved ones. Establish a "meeting place" where family members can gather in the event of an emergency. You may want to select a local school or church. In a case where it is not possible to gather, having a common message center is vital.

Blazing Alberta’s Historic Mormon Trail is a historical adventure worth taking.

Have you ever seen a trailer for a movie or flipped through a book and wondered, “Is this worth my time?” or, “Should my kids see this?” Especially with the plummeting moral values around us, sometimes going online for expert opinions doesn’t offer any useful information. What the critics may think is appropriate might not match what you think. In response to this growing need for LDS and family-orientated reviews, Deseret News has created the Family Media Guide.

Mormon Moviegoers is a collective of LDS film reviewers helping you to make informed decisions about Hollywood films. It was founded by family counselor Jonathan Decker (of Ask a Mormon Therapist).

Hi! I'm Karen from 365 Days of Slow Cooking. I'm excited to be writing a post for LDS Living's Food Dish! Just a little about me, my blog, and cookbook: One day in 2009 I randomly cooked dinner in my slow cooker, something I seldom did as I only had one slow cooker recipe. I liked the freedom that came from having dinner done early in the day and was pleased when I didn't have to fight my two cranky kids at 5 p.m. while I was trying to make dinner. I decided to keep going with the slow cooker. After seven days of slow cooked meals I rashly made the decision to cook 365 slow cooker recipes over the course of 365 days. I developed a blog to chart my progress and post the recipes, reviews and pictures. At the end of the 365 days I compiled a cookbook, which I now sell and use all the time. After my year was up I took a few weeks off and now I continue to develop new slow cooker recipes using the techniques I had learned over the year.