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LDS youth take on projects at Arizona Crossroads Mission
About 250 boys and girls of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Yuma Stake volunteered their time Saturday to clean the kitchen at Crossroads Mission and to demolish a wall that had separated the dining area from the chapel. In addition, they picked up trash in the dirt parking lot adjacent to the mission, built shelves for the storage areas and served a meal to the residents of the mission.
Effective workers founded in gospel principles
Employees with unhealthy habits are causing substantially higher levels of lost workplace productivity, according to new research out of Brigham Young University. Much of that is due to presenteeism — on the job productivity loss attributed to poor health and other personal issues. "Presenteeism is an issue that affects most companies," said Ray M. Merrill, a professor in the College of Life Sciences at BYU. "Studies have shown that when presenteeism is on the shelf, productivity is off."
Romney stays low key during Mormon services in Iowa
Former University of Utah graduate student Jacob Fullmer, now a member of Mitt Romney's Iowa field staff, said the presidential candidate didn't mention Iowa's upcoming caucus vote during LDS Church services Sunday. Fullmer said Romney, accompanied by his wife, Ann, and their son, Tagg, had little to say during introductions at the ward house. Tagg Romney spoke first, telling the congregation his name and that he was here for the weekend.
Mormons in the News: Review of New York Times Sister Missionary Article
After working on the story for several months, The New York Times published a 4,500-word article on Saturday, 1 March, triggered by the surge in numbers of female missionaries serving for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints since the minimum age for service for women was dropped from 21 to 19.
BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall hoping to finish season with top-10 national ranking
Media day came early this year with BYU coaches and administrators anxious to talk about past successes and the future of BYU football. Last year, head coach Bronco Mendenhall and the team bandied about the goal of a national championship throughout media day. This year, Mendenhall highlighted all the program's accomplishments, then stated that the next goal he hopes to achieve is a year-ending top-10 national ranking.
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From the Church
LDS Church Vending Machines Raise $.5 Million for Charity
Here's a little something to inspire you to continue lighting the world all the way into 2018.
Arizona State Launches LDS Ad Campaign
Arizona State University has launched a new advertising campaign at applicants who are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The campaign includes online advertisements touting ASU’s 1,500 LDS students. “This LDS online campaign is the first of many that will put a finer point on our message for specific groups, giving more details relative to them about why we are a place where they belong,” said ASU communications director Sharon Keeler.
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Latter-day Saint Life
BYU Will Have Only One Commencement Ceremony Beginning Next Year
Beginning next year, BYU is changing how they send off their graduating students.
Latter-day Saint Life
Never Underestimate the Cost of Conversion
Flannery O’Connor, the Catholic novelist, said it surprised her how many people of her faith “constantly underestimated the cost of salvation.”
Famous Latter-day Saints
David Archuleta Thanks Fans for Video Chat, Announces New Projects
Recently returned missionary David Archuleta released a video Thursday expressing gratitude for all who participated in his live video chat that was broadcast on the LDS Youth Facebook page.