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Latter-day Saint Life
What ‘moon being turned to blood’ and ‘stars falling from heaven’ really mean for us in the last days
By Richard L. Judd
Famines, pestilences, earthquakes, tribulations, hailstorms, scourges, sickness, commotion, killing, iniquity, blood—these are just some of the calamities prophesied about in the scriptures. But if we “have taken the Holy Spirit for [our] guide,” we will be prepared and need not fear.
Latter-day Saint Life
​The Unusual Prompting a Firefighter Received that Saved the Walls of the Provo Tabernacle
By Blair Camp
It’s seldom good news when the phone rings in the middle of the night. The call in the early morning hours of December 17, 2010 was no exception. I was sleeping soundly at home when around 3:00 a.m. I received a call from the Provo Police and Fire Dispatch Center informing me that the tabernacle was on fire. The Provo Tabernacle; no further description was needed.
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The Way BYU Professors Helped Create "Frozen 2"
By Lindsey Williams
It’s the moment that captivated fans anxiously awaiting the release of Frozen 2—Elsa attempting to run across the ocean, freezing the water as she moves.
Latter-day Saint Life
5 Types of Stars You'll Find on LDS Temples (+ The Fascinating Meaning Behind Them)
By Jannalee Sandau
Temples, as we know, are richly covered in symbols.But of all symbols, stars seem to be the most commonly seen. Here are just a few different types of stars you might spot on temples, plus the symbolism behind them. (You may also want to check out "5 Tips to Better Understand Temple Symbols" for more information.)
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The Temple Where Tunnels and Unexploded Bombs Were Discovered Beneath Its Grounds
By Chad S. Hawkins
On April 24, 2005, President Gordon B. Hinckley addressed over 100,000 members in 27 stakes on the islands of the southern Philippines. In a live broadcast originating from Salt Lake City, he spoke of the Church’s progress and the requirements to have a temple built in the Cebu City area. After acknowledging their desire for another temple, President Hinckley challenged all the adult members to qualify for a temple recommend. Then he said, “If enough of you can do this, we shall be obliged to build another temple in the Philippines more convenient to where you live.”
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Remembering BYU's 1980 Miracle Bowl & Other Unforgettable Moments in the Team's History
By Ryan E. Tibbitts
As BYU gears up to play the University of Utah in the Las Vegas Bowl this Saturday, here's a look at BYU's miraculous victory in the same bowl game 35 years ago, as well as other exciting highlights in BYU football history.
Felicitas Espinosa smiles during the Davao Philippines Temple dedication in Davao, Philippines, on Sunday, May 3, 2026
Temple Worship
Heartwarming photos from the dedication of the Philippines’ newest temple
By Church News
“What we do in the temple gives us strength outside the temple,” taught Elder Dale G. Renlund.
D&C Lesson 13: "This Generation Shall Have My Word Through You"
By Ted L. Gibbons
THIS GENERATION SHALL HAVE MY WORD THROUGH YOU
Latter-day Saint Life
Boy Scouts to Break Ground on Complex Named for President Monson
By LDS Living
On Wednesday, the Boy Scouts of America will break ground on a state-of-the-art facility providing its young members with hands-on leadership training. The complex, according to a BSA representative, will be built to further "the [Scouting] mission to shape and develop the nation's next generation of leaders."
The Story of Latter-day Saints Women's Role in Suffrage Movement Told in New Deseret News Podcast
150 years ago this week, Latter-day Saint women filed into the hard benches of the Tabernacle. The San Francisco Evening Bulletin called the meeting that followed, “one of the most remarkable that has ever congregated on the continent.” The meeting came on the heels of a new law against polygamy, the very thing that made them unlikely suspects to lead the charge for women’s equality. But the women in Utah were strong and capable. That is what you will hear on the Deseret News’ new six-part podcast, Zion’s Suffragists.