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When Gordon B. Hinckley approached the pulpit at general conference in October 2001, the heinous attacks on September 11 were fresh in the minds of everyone listening around the world.
My husband Carlos joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Mexico, together with his family, when he was nine years old.
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Have you ever wondered if you're actually making a difference during all those long hours of faithful service in your church calling?
Did you hear the exciting news?The creators of Meet the Mormonshave produced a follow-up film that will be exclusively shown on Temple Square starting July 16, 2016.
When Mitt Romney ran for president three years ago, calls from reporters came pouring into the public affairs office at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The reporters' questions made it clear that they didn't know much about Romney's faith, church officials said.
Mormons across the nation held their missionary-minded breath when Mitt Romney became the Republican presidential nominee, unsure about whether all the accompanying media attention would be good or bad for their proselytizing church. Now, it seems, these anxious Latter-day Saints can exhale. Most people — particularly Utahns — believe that, on balance, Romney’s run for the highest office in the land has benefited the faith.
In Robert T. Barrett's depiction, Christ reaches out to rescue Peter, whom Christ had bidden to walk to him on water but who began to sink when he lost faith. The incident, recounted in Matthew 14:25-29, illustrates the power that comes from trusting the Lord. The theme of trust is the basis of several articles in this Church News issue continuing a tradition of presenting a year-end package pertaining to a gospel-related theme.
Four years ago, Mattias Krekula made a life-altering mistake: he sent a friend request to the wrong person.
Over and over the Lord has indicated that the day of His coming is soon—and yet we are still waiting for their fulfillment.