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Most celebrities probably aren't the best people to emulate, but if you watch closely, sometimes their choice of dress can surprise you - in a good way. Check out these 15 great dresses we saw at yesterday's Golden Globe awards that we found were (near) modest.
It's that time of year again, and with Halloween fast approaching, it's time to talk costumes. Sure you can go as a witch or mummy for the fourteenth time, but to break you out of your costume slump, we've brought you the very best easy and LDS-inspired costumes.
Last year, the Church sponsored a successful Easter initiative simply entitled, "Because of Him." The point of the campaign was to remind people what they were able to do because of Christ's life and his Atonement.
The Churchrecently released a statement, responding to inflammatory and even misleading media coverage focusing on sexual assault on BYU's campus.
Chapter 6, part 2: Charity & Love, Humility, Obedience
Only two years ago I felt stymied in my attempts to find a modest swimsuit for a family cruise – they all looked like they were meant for someone 40 years my senior or someone who really wanted to live in the 90s. I stumbled upon one of the few beautiful and modest pieces out there just in time.
When half of his family was killed in a drunk-driving accident, Latter-day Saint Chris Williams made the most important decision of his life: to forgive. The results impacted him, his family, the driver, and their whole community.
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I’ll admit it: I grew up thinking that Coke and other caffeinated drinks were frowned upon by the Church. I knew it wasn’t explicitly against the Word of Wisdom, so when asked why I wouldn’t drink anything caffeinated, I would say I didn’t enjoy the taste. But the reality is that I was mostly avoiding the caffeine. I thought drinking it was wrong.
Without further ado, we present the second honorable mention from our Best Appetizer and Party Food Contest: Italian Pasta Bites, from Kelli Lafranca!
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Though it's the primary language of the United States, English is notoriously difficult to learn. And despite having fewer native speakers than both Mandarin and Spanish, it's the most widely spoken language in the entire world—which means lots of people have had to learn it. It's a challenging task for all who undertake it, and that was the problem Brigham Young hoped to solve when he ordered that the board of regents at the University of Deseret (now the University of Utah) create a new alphabet.