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As the oldest of six now-married brothers, I had to adapt the traditional bachelor party idea to our Latter-day Saint family. By the time the youngest was engaged, we’d learned to use this traditional male bonding experience to celebrate my brother’s spiritual growth and commitment to his sweetie. We didn’t just have a great time—we strengthened our relationship as brothers.
Photo from Pampers / Getty Images For many, the journey to the Olympic games is a long and difficult one, and for Mormon Olympian Noelle Pikus Pace, that story is no different. Her first shot at the winter games should have come in 2006, when she was favorite to win gold, but an unfortunate accident where another racer's bobsled flew off the track and struck her, breaking her leg, prevented her from competing.
What's the most difficult part about portraying the divine in art?
On Sunday, the Kiribati President sat in a stake conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, all because someone acted on Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf’s encouragement to invite others to “come and see.”
The spectacularly lit Mormon Temple in the Oakland Hills has been a fixture in the East Bay skyline for over almost fifty years. As part of our place profiles series, KALW's Isabel Angell decided to see what the temple looked like up close. ISABEL ANGELL: I’ve lived my whole life in the Bay Area, specifically the East Bay. When I was little, I remember seeing a castle up in the Oakland Hills, and my mom told me it was the Mormon Temple. Growing up in a non-religious household, that didn’t mean a lot to me, but I thought it was the prettiest thing I’d ever seen.
Four years ago today, the Saturday before Valentine’s Day, our twin girls were born. Moments of that day have slipped in and out of my mind all week, like a soft and gentle stream, giving life to everything around me. Mostly, I have been warmed by the tender, subtle feeling of being known.
Conference Talk: For more information on this topic read "Sacrament Meeting and the Sacrament," by Dallin H. Oaks, Ensign, Nov 2008, 17-20.
“When it comes to physical health emergencies, society seems to be in universal agreement on how to handle them. ...Yet when it comes to mental health issues, and even sometimes mental health urgencies or emergencies, we are not all so agreed.”
“I’m a little confused about how the law of consecration is applied in the twenty-first century.” If you share that question, read on.