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The sketch comedy group from BYU, Studio C, received national attention from Conan O’Brien’s Instagram shout-out: “Just ran into some of the talented people from the Sketch show #Studio C. They have brought a ton of laughter to my house.” Now, The Huffington Post recommends a good dose of Studio C to bring some much-needed humor and lightheartedness post-election.
MR says: We can't wait for the Provo City Center Temple open house this coming January!
Check out these great quotes and 20 scriptures that will bring the love of the Savior into your home this Christmas.
As the school year comes to a close, high school students around the country are finishing up final exams and enjoying graduation ceremonies. Some are also celebrating the arrival of summer with dances and parties.
Whether you’re single, in a relationship, or married, there are always ways you can improve your love life to increase the happiness of yourself and your (current or potential) significant other.
We all want to be good member missionaries, and usually we can answer questions about our religion without too much difficulty. But occasionally a particularly difficult question comes up. Thankfully, the Church is providing valuable resources and very recently released new topic pages to help with these challenging questions at the "Gospel Topics" section of LDS.org.
Not only does a clean home bring peace and satisfaction to our family, but less time spent cleaning means more time to spend with those very satisfied people. I’ve condensed what I’ve learned from numerous articles and books into five steps that, when used on a regular basis, keeps method in the madness of staying ahead of the housework without giving up life in the process. And you do it all by fives.
It was Christmas night, and I was sitting quietly in the living room all by myself. I was tired—OK, I was exhausted. Christmas was done. Giant check mark on that one.
Hi! How are you? What’s your name? My name’s Jenny. I’m an extrovert—can you tell?