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LDS church to build institute where student housing currently stands at ASU Polytechnic
Arizona State University has made a deal with the LDS church to build an Institute of Religion on the Polytechnic Campus in East Mesa. It’ll require the demolition of 13 student family housing units.
LDS.BIZ Re-Launches As Social Network For Mormons
LDS.BIZ is a fast growing platform that connects people of values to expand their personal and professional networks. Initially launched to help LDS professionals to share job listings, engage in job searches, and help one another from a professional standpoint, the platform has quickly expanded to personal interests as well.
Spicing Up Family History with Old Photographs
Living family members may not understand the genealogist's passion for all the "dry" vital data. When you start putting photographs and stories with names and dates, suddenly they become real people with real lives that you and your family can begin to relate to on a personal basis.
LDS Contestant on 'Biggest Loser' Is Eliminated
Utahn Hap Holmstead was one of two contestants eliminated during Tuesday’s episode of “The Biggest Loser: Second Chances” on NBC. The teams were dissolved Tuesday and it became an individual game for the 10 contestants seeking the title of the "Biggest Loser” and the $250,000 prize.
FamilySearch indexing app now available
Released just in time for the April 2 launch of the United States 1940 census, the free FamilySearch Indexing app users now helps individuals preserve and share precious genealogical records from around the world on mobile devices. The new mobile indexing app is available for download for from the Apple App Store (iOS devices) or Google Play (Android version).
How LDS Missionaries Could be Affected by Renewed US-Cuba Relations
Mormons don't need much imagination to think about what normalized U.S.-Cuba relations could mean for the LDS Church in the Pearl of the Antilles.
From the Church
Elder Andersen Receives Humanitarian Award
Latter-day Saints cannot separate their profession from their faith; they must find ways to integrate the two, Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve said during the Collegium Aesculapium fall meeting.
1 Billion Obituaries to be Digitized in FamilySearch and GenealogyBank Collaboration
In connection with Family History month, FamilySearch International and GenealogyBank.com announced Wednesday that they will work together to digitize more than one billion historical records.
Successful Latter-day Saints Turn Failures Into Opportunities
When Jonathan Johnson began law school, he knew his career path.
Mormon Tabernacle Choir part of Utah inauguration
Elder L. Tom Perry of the Quorum of the Twelve offered a prayer during the inauguration ceremony of Utah Gov. Gary Herbert on Jan. 7.The hourlong inauguration event — attended by political, community and business leaders and held in Utah's Capitol rotunda — also included a performance by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.