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NPR Covers Growing LDS Sister Missionary Force
There are 11,000 more female missionaries around the world now than there were a year ago. Women comprise 24 percent of all Mormon missionaries, up from 15 percent before the change.
From the Church
UPDATE: Church assesses needs after Japan quake, tsunami
The Church is checking on members and missionaries in the wake of a magnitude 8.9 earthquake that struck the coast of northern Japan Friday, March 11, and triggered a massive tsunami. Hundreds of deaths have been confirmed in the fifth largest earthquake since 1900 and the largest earthquake to ever hit Japan.
Aussie rugby star serves LDS mission, clubs still interested
With Lagi Setu restricted to one hour of internet access a month and no phone calls while serving a Mormon mission, negotiations for his return to the NRL were more drawn out than most before the former Dragons and Broncos forward signed with Melbourne Storm. In doing so, Setu rejected offers from a number of NRL and Super Rugby clubs - including St George Illawarra, where he began his career in 2008.
Famous Latter-day Saints
LDS Mom, Opera Singer Talks Faith, Family During Met Debut
Rachel Willis-Sørensen vividly recalls praying backstage during the Metropolitan Opera’s National Council Auditions four years ago that she would someday be invited to sing again in that magnificent hall.
Biblical gardens come back to life in Israel
Scientists have reconstructed what the biblical Kingdom of Judah would have looked like 2,500 years ago. The reconstruction shows a royal garden in Judah to have been an exotic paradise and is based on analyses of pollen grains found preserved at the gardens at Ramat Rahel, an ancient archaeological site located high above Israel, overlooking the modern cities of Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
Submerged Gold Rush Town "Mormon Island" Revealed by Drought
A town has been submerged under Folsom Lake since 1955, but now with little rain or snow runoff, the water levels have dropped enough for the foundations of some buildings to re-emerge.
LDS young woman wins national modeling contest
When a young woman truly knows she’s a daughter of God, this can give her the confidence to go after her dreams. For Brooke Dalley, a high school senior from Washington City, Utah, it’s this knowledge of her divine nature that has helped her accomplish so much in her life.
Seek Out the Sun
A written record tells of a man who was hated by his brothers. They tied him up, beat him, nearly killed him, and spoke so vehemently against him that many members of his family turned their backs on him.
Mormons unite Muslims, Jews at BYU’s Jerusalem Center
On Thanksgiving eve, a common table was set for members of two often-at-odds religious groups (Muslims and Jews) in a place riddled with conflict (Jerusalem) staged at a site sponsored by a third faith (Mormons). The diners — all workers at Brigham Young University’s Jerusalem Center — came together to commemorate the center’s 25th anniversary.
LDS high schooler kicks incredible 67-yard field goal
Whether its a half-court three-pointer for the win or a birdie chip in from the bunker to send the Masters to a playoff, we've all seen our share of spectacular sports feats. For one high school player, Thursday night was his biggest feat to date.