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A joint press release noted "the Church's teachings include a belief that we have a responsibility to work with others to care for God's creations."
An outpouring of love and support continues to follow the deadly aftermath of the LDS meetinghouse shooting on Sunday. “That support will continue as long as it is needed,” said Area Seventy Elder Ren S. Johnson.
Doctors were not sure Kaio Doxey would survive. Born 16 weeks before his due date, his chances of survival were grim, to say the least. But on November 13, Kaio reached a new height in his amazing story of survival, continuing to defy expectations.
The Church’s 100-plus bishops’ storehouses help provide food for families all over the world in need.
Experience tells me that religion is a touchy subject. The title of my blog alone may have already ignited fiery opposition in the hearts of some readers and sent them straight to the comment box, opinions blazing and fingers flying in a mad frenzy across keyboards and touch screens.
For the first 10 minutes of class each week, Sean Dolan helps the 10 and 11-year-old boys of the Winder 5th Ward, Salt Lake Winder West Stake, open their scriptures and study, mark and discuss the verses they read. In the middle of the Primary room of the Provo Canyon Ward, Provo Utah Edgemont North Stake, hangs a bulletin board with photos of each Primary child holding on to the iron rod.
he legacy left by President Boyd K. Packer that may endure longest and have the broadest impact is what author Lawrence Flake called "the monumental publication of the LDS editions of the scriptures," which added 1,268 pages of study helps to the faith's four standard works.
On Nov. 2, Michelle Brooking Rees, 40, of Winchester, Va., unexpectedly took a quick step from this life to the next. She leaves behind a husband, nine children and a loving army of extended family and friends. More importantly, Rees leaves behind a legacy that her loved ones sum up in a single word: Overcome.
A major earthquake hit Ecuador Saturday evening, killing more than 200 people. It is the most severe earthquake to hit the country since 1979.
This weekend, I tried a new approach to the guessing game of paying the baby sitter. I told them how much I was willing to pay for their help ahead of time, and I outlined what I expected to happen while I was gone. It was a take-it-or-leave-it approach, and it worked. But there was a little bit of eye-rolling when I stated that my price for three hours with two kids was $15. Apparently I am way below the curve of what people are paying in our neighborhood.