I'd always known that my grandma had grown up in the same neighborhood as Sister Susan Bednar. But I never imagined I’d one day sit down with Sister Bednar herself and have a conversation that would deepen my appreciation for what life is like when you are married to an Apostle.

The Church has released new coloring books for the Pearl of Great Price and Book of Mormon. The Church is providing these coloring books under the series Scripture Stories Coloring Books in order to encourage scripture study among family and children and help make learning about scripture stories fun.

Senior missionaries give meaningful service while they spread the gospel, but who would have thought that service could be so Halloween-festive?

Disclaimer: LDS Living does not endorse any political candidates. We're merely reporting on relevant news and new information recently released in Donald Trump's new biography.

Dear Dave,

We have been thinking a lot about this question recently. Last week, we brought up a similar debate (watching the Super Bowl and/or having a family party on Sunday), and we also ran a story about two LDS cheerleaders who, like many other LDS youth, chose not to compete on Sunday. Both stories generated passionate response, which made us realize how varied the opinions are on the topic of appropriate Sunday activities. So we wondered: how do you and your family handle extracurricular activities on Sunday? Most families have to face the question of Sunday competition and/or recitals at some point. Sports, music, dance, debate, and speech competitions all have the possibility to be held on Sunday. Some families have hard and fast rules for the children that no Sunday competition is allowed. Others leave the choice up to the children, sometimes while encouraging them one way or the other.

Last week we told you about judging our Cookie Recipe Contest, and we are proud to present the winner and runners up! Yesterday we announced the 3rd runner up and the recipe.

Mormondom can be pretty small, but just how small is it? How many degrees does it take to connect yourself with beloved LDS celebrity Donny Osmond?

We recently baked your cookie recipes—all of them. (We had to give everyone a fair chance, right?) The result was a cookie extravaganza. Utilizing the not unformidable tasting abilities of our colleagues at Deseret Book Corporate and our celebrity judges, including Lion House head baker Brenda Hopkin, we narrowed down the field and found our winner!

Stuffing is a fairly recent favorite of mine. Previously I dismissed it as soggy and weird, but in the past few Thanksgivings, I’ve come to appreciate the delicious marriage of bread and herbs.