Search

Filters
There are 21,732 results that match your search. 21,732 results
Everyone prattles on about some sort of "Zombie Apocalypse." I'm tired of zombies on TV and Facebook. I have seen very few instances where zombies are attacking and consuming people I know. Most of the zombies I am acquainted with are merely very, very tired parents. More often, I have been observing a different kind of invasion that is less dangerous, but much more real. A day rarely goes by that I don't see evidence of it either on Facebook, or stuck to my fridge. Maybe you have seen it too:
The World’s Largest Cougar Tail event on Nov. 28 was a major success as students, faculty and the public all participated to help BYU set a world record while donating money to the Food Bank. Five-inch pieces of the 1,400-foot donut were sold for a dollar each, and for each dollar Community Action Services and Food Bank donated 17 pounds of food to the needy. The goal was to raise $3,000, which would amount to over 55,000 pounds of food donated to the Food Bank. The Alumni Association is still waiting for corporate donations, although it is already clear that the goal has been surpassed.
How often have we heard the expression of “Life’s not fair”? We hear it all the time whether in the media, from our parents or from each other. Most all of us usually end up agreeing with whoever made the original comment because we see so many examples in our lives of inequality or injustice in our daily lives that how could we even begin to disagree? I usually end up being the one dissenting voice in the group to offer up an alternative explanation. The alternative model I would like to propose is that life is fair.
Monthly Theme: Jesus Christ is my Savior and Redeemer.
“God will never give you more than you can handle” is the phrase I’m referring to.
Salt Lake City — Every year, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints provides emergency assistance to people all over the world affected by natural disasters, war and famine. Within hours of a disaster, the Church works with local government officials to determine what supplies and food are needed. Those suffering from loss are helped regardless of nationality or religion.
MR says: School and parenthood--two of the most stressful and rewarding stages in our lives. Put the two together, and you are in for one exciting time!
Fun
My father passed away. Yes, you know him. My dad: the firework salesman. The builder of log homes. The creator of Him.
A group of BYU-Hawaii students created an app that allows users to see what the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints looked like at any point in history since 1832 when Joseph Smith first organized the First Presidency. The app has you drag a slider to select any year from 1832 to 2014 and then shows you who was in the quorum at that given time.
The scene played out like many other Seders at Jewish campus centers, but in Provo, Utah, there was a twist. This traditional Passover celebration was hosted by Brigham Young University. As Gabrielle Birkner writes in The Jewish Daily Forward, about 160 people packed into a hall at the Mormon college a few Fridays ago to dip the bitter herbs in salt water and remember the tears shed when the Israelites fled Egypt to escape slavery.