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Should religion play a role in the Olympics? Well this year it is in a surprising way.
Why are Mormons so defensive when questions about their faith arise? And how can we as a Church be more embracing of those who are different than us?
A common claim during this "Mormon Moment," in opinion columns and elsewhere, is that Mormons live in a bubble. Most specifically, Mormonism is said to have isolated a certain current presidential candidate from "real life" (during his missionary service, for example). So I've been reflecting upon my own experience, and on how my faith has — or hasn't — insulated me from the Real World.
This beautiful original song created by Monica Scott and Anji Branch, "He Lives and He Loves Me," testifies of the power of Christ's resurrection through the voices of children. "For I am a child of God, child of a King who knows me. I remember in pray my faith draws me near. He lives and He loves me."
If there is such a thing as a conventional LDS family, mine was certainly not it. My father joined the church when he was 18, along with his brother Dennis and sister Bonnie. He has been very active and has served in many church callings throughout his life, including everything from being a counselor in the bishopric and Young Men organization to serving as a ward mission leader. My dad is both devoted and faithful.
In a beautiful cover of Kari Jobe's "When Hope Came Down," the vocal group SPARK joined the Church's #LIGHTtheWORLD Christmas campaign. SPARK, composed of members throughout the Wasatch Front, hopes to encourage others to "rise up in faith and be a light to the world," according to their YouTube page.
Latter-day Saints around the world participate in the political process, whether as voters or as legislators. “We believe in being subject to kings, presidents, rulesr, and magistrates, in obeying, honoring, and sustaining the law” (12th Article of Faith).
Light the candles. One of my biggest regrets celebrates a birthday this month. Ten years have passed since I ignored three of the most important words I've ever heard.
The Jurgys are an LDS husband and wife who chronicle their adventures together on Instagram. From pictures of the temple to exotic trips and hot air balloon rides, the couple shares their faith and love of family through social media.
Many people consider themselves religious, but it takes a special level of devotion to literally wear one’s faith on one’s sleeve. Here are seven Islanders for whom religion is so important, it’s central to the first impression they make.