As a lifelong member of the Church who’s lived in a few different geographic regions, I thought I’d heard it all. I’ve fielded questions about polygamy, pioneers, dancing and Donny Osmond. (Have I also mentioned that I’m not Amish?) But then we asked you, our readers, about misunderstandings you’ve encountered about your faith.

For nearly 10 weeks, meetinghouses of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have stood empty across the world. That could end as soon as this weekend.

This medley highlights music from the 2004 computer-animated film and features a real train, which many in Utah will recognize as the “Heber Creeper.”

More than 25 years after the Church received legal recognition in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, President Thomas S. Monson announced during general conference that a temple is to be built in the capital city of Kinshasa. In a country with a Church membership of more than 23,000, news of the temple is an answer to prayer. "Even after the meeting at which the announcements were made, when asked about it, each member of the Area Presidency would just choke up and be unable to speak for several minutes," said Elder Dale G. Renlund of the Seventy and Africa Southeast Area president. "Our reaction is not unique; the same happens with virtually everyone with whom I have spoken who will be in the new temple districts. The announcement of the Durban South Africa Temple and the Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo Temple is an answer to many, many prayers over years. I believe the Lord has revealed His direction and the Brethren have had the faith to press forward even though they know that doing so will be filled with some challenges."

The responsibility of extending a calling is huge, no matter what the calling is. A lot of prayer, thought, and energy goes into finding members who are willing to serve in any calling, especially leadership roles.

Not all faith questions need constitute a “faith crisis.” We need not be afraid of our questions, but can journey with them as we seek to address them with honest intent.

The first-ever general women's session of general conference took place March 28, 2015. In case you missed it, or if you want a reminder what each of the four speakers addressed, here are some quick talk summaries for each of the speakers:

Our prayers are with the Koluse family this holiday season.

On the day of Super Bowl LVII, Coach Andy Reid helped bless assistant coach Porter Ellett’s new baby. The men are grateful to support each other spiritually.