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Elder Ballard, Elder Oaks Organize Stakes in Rome and Paris
Two Apostles visited five European countries this September—addressing members and missionaries, creating stakes in two major cities, holding an area review, presiding at a seminar for 32 European mission presidents and their wives, meeting with government and faith leaders, and checking on the status of temples under construction in Rome and Paris.
Mormonism and the cult of name-calling
There is much debate on whether Joseph Smith—the man who founded the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, often known as the Mormon Church—was truly a prophet called of God, but one of his prophecies has undoubtedly come to pass. According to Smith, an angel visited him in the autumn of 1823, telling him that his name “should be had for good and evil among all nations, kindreds, and tongues, or that it should be both good and evil spoken of among all people.”
Mormon Tabernacle Choir streams 'Music and the Spoken Word' Valentine's special
“We love our fans!” the Mormon Tabernacle Choir proclaims. And to show this, for the first time ever, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints streamed its "Music and the Spoken Word" Valentine’s special on Facebook all day Sunday. You can visit the choir's Facebook page to see if the content is still streaming.
City Creek prepares for LDS General Conference weekend
The debut of City Creek Center exceeded expectations, but owners of the shops and stores that constitute the mixed-use downtown destination are bracing for more, possibly larger, crowds in its second weekend. Scott Trotter, spokesman for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, estimated that 115,000 people will visit downtown during the church's two-day general conference on Saturday and Sunday. City Creek officials expect some of those visitors to make their way to the new shopping center and are preparing to usher in a second wave of curious guests.
Latter-day Saint Life
Why I Make My Kids Go to Church
If you visit a Mormon service on Sunday, the first thing you'll probably notice is the mid-level roar of all the child noise going on in the pews.
Members invited to share the gospel through magazine subscriptions
As the Church’s Materials Management supervisor for Thailand, Kanogwan Wongwiraphab regularly handles requests from members for Church equipment and supplies such as sacred clothing and LDS publications. But she was surprised one day when a woman visited her office to renew her Church magazines subscription. Members normally renew their subscriptions through their unit’s magazine representative. The woman, however, explained she did not have a ward representative. She was Buddhist and had learned about the Church magazines when a friend who was a member of the Church gifted a subscription to her.
LDS Film Festival accepting entries
The 11th LDS Film Festival 2012 is accepting entries for the festival, to be held Jan. 25-28. The categories for 2012 are “Feature Film Exhibition,” “Short Film Competition,” “Special Screenings,” and “24-Hour Filmmaking Marathon.”
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Latter-day Saint Life
Our Favorite 25 Photos That Perfectly Capture General Conference
By LDS Living
To help keep those spiritual and uplifting feelings that linger after general conference, here are 20 beautiful photos that perfectly highlight every session.
The Purpose of Visiting Holy Places
Let me make it perfectly clear from the onset: You do not need to visit the Sacred Grove to have a rock solid testimony of the Prophet Joseph Smith any more than you need to visit Gethsemane to have a testimony of the Savior’s Atonement. Both of these witnesses can come whenever, and wherever you may be, if you seek this knowledge with real intent.
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LDS.org to Get a New Look
LDS.org is getting a new look in a release scheduled for early February, the first in a series of improvements meant to make the official Church website more personalized and easy to use.