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Inmates Help Further Mormon Genealogy Work
William J. Hopkins already knew a bit about genealogy work when he arrived at the Utah State Prison in 1994, an interest that was sparked in his teens by an aunt who is a family historian.
LDS School Has 'Better MBA Value Than Harvard,' Says Business Insider
A master's in business administration can be an expensive degree, but if you're smart about where you go, it can also be a valuable career investment.
History-making Mormon chapel opens in Wales
LOCAL worshippers will make their mark in the history books when the first ever Pembrokeshire Mormon chapel opens its doors in December. The chapel for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints will open in Johnston on December 8.
Overcoming Midlife Mom Crises
We’ve all heard of postpartum baby blues, but what about midlife mom blues?
Glenn Beck launches new show online
Glenn Beck's much-anticipated new show debuts online tonight on the subscription-based GBTV. "Beck faces his first big test since leaving Fox News when his new two-hour show begins today," Laren A.E. Schuker blogged Monday for the Wall Street Journal. "The first episode of 'Glenn Beck,' which will air on his new Internet-only network GBTV, will focus on taking action, particularly in the wake of the 10-year anniversary of Sept. 11.
Saving Michalla: Leukemia Siderails Mission Plans
Michalla Beardhall had her bags packed, ready to go to the Knoxville Tennessee Mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Baptist reverend: Mitt's Mormonism a bigger issue than Newt's infidelity
Rev. Brad Atkins, the president of the South Carolina Baptist Convention, which includes nearly 2,000 churches and 1 million members, told South Carolina's Patch newspaper on Monday that both Romney and Gingrich could struggle in the Palmetto State because of these issues.
Mormon Art Museum Puts Christ's Love on Display
It is tough enough for artists to capture on canvas the essence of a man they consider to be a Savior who lived in a faraway land some 2,000 years ago.
Perfection is goal for Mormon temple
About 40,000 visitors have come to the Gilbert Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple site at Pecos and Greenfield roads since a visitor center was set up inside a trailer in fall 2011. Most have the same question: When will the temple open?
LDS Church Meetinghouse Dismantled for a Good Cause
With everything from the crown mouldings to the heating system to five tall pine trees removed and donated, a former LDS Church meetinghouse is being demolished this week to make way for a Hope Lodge.