Search

Filters
There are 21,735 results that match your search. 21,735 results
Editor's note: LDS Living ran this story on the competition earlier this week.
It was a day for reveling in Utah’s Olympic glory days of a decade past, and giving serious consideration to trying to do it again a decade hence. Although it balked mightily, the Olympic caldron at Rice-Eccles Stadium was relit for a few minutes Wednesday evening — the 10th anniversary of the start of the highly successful 2002 Winter Games.
This past week, Al Fox Carraway shared with her social media followers that she has been selected to receive the BYU Donald C. Sloan Community Speaker Award. In addition to receiving the award, Carraway will be featured at the Donald C. Sloan Speech Showcase on April 15.
It seems that returned Mormon missionaries make good U.S. ambassadors. President Barack Obama this week nominated Robert S. Beecroft, a Brigham Young University graduate who served a two-year LDS Church mission to Argentina, as the new U.S. ambassador to Iraq. From 2008 to 2011, Beecroft was the ambassador to Jordan.
He was disappointed that his fishing trip was canceled but realized that things don’t always go as planned.
On the final track of their new album — their first together in 30 years — Donny and Marie Osmond give a nod to difficult times. "Sun follows rain, strength follows pain," the duo sings before echoing the song's title. "We will find a way."
The establishment of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Kirtland brought together a considerable and growing flock.
Members of a half-dozen religions mixed their voices together at Temple Square on Saturday to celebrate the birth and life of Jesus Christ. "A Celebration of Christ," an interfaith concert performed inside the Tabernacle, featured the Celebration of Christ Choirs and Orchestra, the Salt Lake Children's Choir and the Park City Treble Makers Women's Choir.
As a young Mormon boy growing up in a heavily wooded area of Long Island, Elder Robert D. Hales learned the names of the apostles.
Ever been curious about where your family came from or if you are the descendant of royalty? Many people are, according to Pam Hansen of the Bandon branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Those people now have a wealth of resources at their fingertips as well as trained volunteers to assist them in their genealogy searches, right here in Bandon.