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The Church approved a $10 million donation for the construction of additional housing in the Salt Lake Valley for those in need.
Curiosity and speculation about the Mormon religion has reached new heights this year, as the presidential candidacy of Mitt Romney sparks what amounts to a national intro course on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. For those looking for a crash course into the history of Mormonism and its beliefs, there is perhaps no better place than the annual Hill Cumorah pageant, an elaborate Mormon spectacle that takes place here every July.
They forgave him. They advised him to repent for his sins, and asked for God's mercy on his soul. One even told Dylann Storm Roof to repent and confess, and "you'll be OK."
Some 2,000 youth received counsel from the Young Women general president March 23 on how they, like other Latter-day Saints, can be “saviors on Mount Zion.” Sister Elaine S. Dalton was the featured speaker at a family history youth devotional held in connection with the three-day RootsTech 2013 Family History and Technology Conference at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City. The devotional could be viewed live via Internet streaming.
Following the release of the second volume of the manuscript history of the Church online, the Joseph Smith Papers website has now added to its collection a dozen new documents relating to early Latter-day Saint history and Joseph Smith’s personal life. The new documents, dated from 1829 to 1838, are owned by Community of Christ, which made the document images available under a licensing agreement with the project.
Famed rugby coach-turned-mission president Larry Gelwix shared his championship strategies for life with high school students and educators at the recent 65th Annual California FHA-HERO State Leadership Conference. The event draws top students and educators from across the state of California. President Gelwix of Salt Lake City is president of the California Fresno Mission. His keynote address was titled "Living Forever Strong."
DALLAS (MCT) — At 83, Carl Smith found himself facing quadruple-bypass surgery and the real possibility that he might not survive. And to help his patient confront the uncertainty, Pool did something unusual in his profession: He prayed with him.
What exciting news for the LDS Business College and its students!
BYU linebacker Kyle Van Noy's announcement Monday that he is returning for his senior year certainly has brightened the Cougars' prospects for the 2013 season. BYU faces an arduous schedule next fall, including games against Virginia, Texas, Utah, Utah State, Georgia Tech, Houston, Boise State, Wisconsin, Middle Tennessee, Notre Dame and Hawaii.