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We're looking forward to this dedication! Follow the link to find out how to watch the dedication in Utah.
THE FIRST Mormon missionary from a church in Thailand to serve in Europe is working in St Austell. Sister Kannasut is the first missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to serve in Europe.
Legend has it college is where you forge lifelong friendships, but that doesn't mean everyone at each school is naturally open, caring and uncompetitive. Even so, thereare some schools where real friendliness thrives--even during finals.
Nurses say "we are seeing miracles" in the life of Elder Britten Schenk, the LDS missionary who was injured in a bus incident in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on March 16. According to the daily blog maintained by Elder Schenk's parents, Steven and Karla Schenk of Hyde Park, Utah, one of the nurses working with the young missionary said "we are seeing miracles, God's hand at work."
Like many students at Brigham Young University-Idaho, Schada Alkamari felt spiritually drawn to the religious university. But the Moroccan citizen didn’t enroll to immerse herself in the Mormon faith. She came to BYU-Idaho, which is owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, to reaffirm her own religious beliefs.
Alexandrina Mic-Podar worked many jobs during her teenage years, from a chocolate factory employee to a self-employed massage therapist — all to help support her family.
I read with dismay The Tribune’s front-page story of Dec. 14 on a survey reporting the overwhelming preference of my fellow Mormons for the Republican Party. While I applaud state Democratic party chairman Jim Dabakis’ attempts to make his party more palatable to Mormon voters, I doubt it will work. Until Mormon voters have a better understanding of Democratic principles, they will continue in lock step with their party.
Learn more about this important figure in early Church history.
The United States Olympic Committee gathered many of the 2014 Winter Olympic and Paralympic athletes together in Washington, D.C., to announce the Best of U.S. award winners.
The spotlight is on Star Valley, Wyoming after President Thomas S. Monson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a new temple to be built there.