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Police have arrested two teenagers in connection with a fire that heavily damaged an LDS Church stake house in Santaquin. Santaquin Police did not give the gender of the 16-year-old and 17-year-old who were arrested for investigation of burglary, theft and arson in the Dec. 14 blaze in a news release issued Saturday. The fire, near 200 East and 100 South, is believed to have caused between $1.5 million and $2 million in damage, police said.
Looking for something to watch this weekend? Check out these six documentaries about Latter-day Saints trying to let their light so shine. From a rock star convert to a presidential candidate, you’ll love these fascinating documentaries.
Elizabeth Smart's captivity captured the attention of a nation. While the public nature of the darkest year of her life came with its own struggles, Elizabeth Smart has used her experience to become an advocate for change.
We thank all the brave men and women who have served in militaries around the world to protect their countries.
Olympic silver medalist Noelle Pikus-Pace is scheduled to be one of the speakers at the Time Out for Women Salt Lake City event Nov. 21-22 at the Maverik Center, according to the event’s website at tofw.com.
Laman and Lemuel are clearly the "bad guys" of the Book of Mormon, right? Or were they more like us than we realize? In this week’s study group, join Tammy and her friends Holly and Jalyn as they dig into 1 Nephi chapters 1–7 to discuss how Laman's and Lemuel’s murmurings aren't so different from our own and how we can strive to “go and do” like Nephi.
From the very first day, Elder Davis* knew it was going to be a hard transfer. He just didn’t realize how hard.
Many people around the world celebrate Easter not just on Sunday, but all week long. Here are some great ways to bring your family closer to Christ and make Holy Week a tradition for LDS families.
With hundreds of temples currently under construction or announced, here’s how choosing a new temple location takes place.
More than a year ago, Ken Rogerson received an unusual phone call in his office at Duke’s Sanford School of Public Policy. He wasn’t answering as the director of undergraduate studies at Sanford, but rather as the faculty advisor for the Latter-day Saint Student Association.