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LDS Church-owned KSL website suspends gun sales
In the wake of the Newtown, Conn. shooting, a Mormon Church-owned company announced Tuesday night it was suspending all gun listings on its popular classifieds site. In addition to removing gun listings, KSL.com — the online hub for Salt Lake City's NBC affiliate, which is operated by church-owned Deseret Digital Media — took down the "Firearms and Hunting" section from its website. A company statement that replaces the site's gun section says they were "profoundly saddened" by the Newtown shooting.
From the Church
Theaters Showing 'Meet the Mormons'
"Meet the Mormons," a feature-length documentary produced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, opens in theaters nationwide on Friday, Oct. 10. The following is a list of all the theaters where the film will be playing.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Emotional Church Video Shows What Brings Hope, Joy in Our Most Bitter Moments
By LDS Living
When we feel like we have nothing left worth living for, it's amazing to see how much joy and purpose we can find when we give the little we do have to others.
US Military Records Aid Family History
Military records kept by the United States government about soldiers and sailors who served their country can be a major source of information about individuals. The four major wars of interest to genealogists are the following:
LDS Church hosts African American genealogical conference
“I want to start with the common belief we have that African-American personal histories are unknown and unknowable. Indeed, this is a common idea both among professional historians and among those of us who do genealogies,” stated Dr. Leslie Harris, keynote speaker at the 9th annual African-American Genealogy Conference held March 9 at the Harlem LDS meetinghouse. Sponsored by the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society and the Church, the conference drew many attendees from the greater New York metropolitan area.
In 'Every Step,' Hilary Weeks takes inspiration from every part of life
Whether it's a monumental heartbreak or a child with a mouthful of mac 'n' cheese, songwriter Hilary Weeks seems to take inspiration from every part of her life. On this new album called "Every Step," recorded in Nashville, Tenn., you'll hear 10 new songs from tender to jubilant — like "Living Proof" and "Past the Point" — and a bonus remake of one of her classics, "All My Days."
Analyst: Romney may appear too 'perfect'
Mitt Romney looks the part of a presidential candidate but several political analysts say he isn't connecting with voters.Chris Thomas with the Intrepid Agency told KSL's Nightside Romney is not the type that people could imagine chatting with across the backyard fence. Thomas said one reason could be that Romney doesn't seem vulnerable enough -- everything is too perfect.
LDSJobs.org Offers Resources for Job Seekers
Looking for a job can be a frustrating and challenging experience, especially when a person has been out of the job market for several years. Having help and guidance to get a job can be a tremendous blessing.
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Latter-day Saint Life
NBC News Features LDS Couple Supporting LGBTQ Community, Aiming to Prevent Suicide
A Provo family has made its home a sort of sanctuary for members of the LGBTQ community, especially those who need something to eat and a place where they can escape from suicidal thoughts.
Jimmer wins Wooden national player of the year award
BYU guard Jimmer Fredette captured the prestigious John R. Wooden national player of the year award Friday night in Los Angeles, and became the first consensus national player of the year in school history. The Los Angeles Athletic Club bestowed the Wooden Award on Fredette, who is the first Cougar to earn that accolade since Danny Ainge in 1981.