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Check out in a glance which Mormon Olympians won what at the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
Have a craving for some trivia? Here are a few fun facts that might be just the thing for your next dinner table conversation.
With so much turmoil and hate in the world today, it's difficult to overcome the bitter divisiveness that seems only to grow as time moves on.
Whether or not Mitt Romney gets a post-debate "bump" in the polls following Wednesday night's presidential debate with President Barack Obama, his religion is getting a substantial bump in terms of voter curiosity about Mormons. Writing on The Monkey Cage, a blog site created by a group of political science professors at eastern U.S. universities, Donald Green and Daniel Butler say that "one interesting feature of the Romney candidacy is that it seems to be piquing voters' curiosity about Mormons."
Why does the sixth of April hold such importance in the Church?
In Joseph Smith’s time, “after all we can do” had a slightly different meaning than how we often interpret the phrase today.
Editor's note: This week's Come, Follow Me study includes 2 Nephi 9 which teaches about the Atonement. We wanted to reshare this article from our 2015 archives that gives more insights on this important topic.
Preparation: Make separate word strips for each scripture reference (see below). Gather the pictures needed from lds.org, the Gospel Art Kit, or Gospel Art Book (see below). Post the pictures from the time of Christ down the left side of the board. Post the modern pictures down the right side of the board (mix up the order). Place the scripture reference word strips in random order down the center.
MR says: Being a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gives us opportunities that most people all over the world never get to experience. Yet, people still like to label us as "sheltered" or "close-minded." Here are a few reasons they might want to rethink those labels.
In Latter-day Saint doctrine, a father’s purpose is to preside over, provide for and protect his family. But the best fathers do that and more.