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Seeking God? There's an App for That
Carrying leather-bound copies of scripture to church is so 20th century, a recent study indicates, and experts predict a continuing shift from print to palmtop device, such as a smartphone or tablet.
Using the word 'cult' to describe the LDS Church
As part of the rhetorical warfare that has come to characterize modern American political discourse, it was only a matter of time before someone once again used the term “cult” to describeThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Mormon Battalion is still leading the Pioneer Day parade
The Mormon Battalion marched in the first Pioneer Day Parade, and 162 years later the Mormon Battalion Association will carry the colors in Monday’s Days of ’47 Parade.
Boy Scout survey seeks feedback on ban of gay Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America has turned to its volunteers, parents and alumni for input on the organization's ban on gay Scouts and Scout leaders. The Boy Scouts sent out 1.1 million surveys using its email list and will distribute an additional 325,000 surveys to members of the Scouting Alumni Association and National Eagle Scout Alumni Association seeking comment, according to spokesman Deron Smith.
Beware of affinity fraud 'predators' who exploit trust, LDS spokesman warns
An LDS Church spokesman weighed in on the state's fight against affinity fraud Wednesday, comparing perpetrators of fraud to child molesters. Fraud is not a new problem, and leaders of various churches and other public figures have warned their communities for years to be wary of those who would entice them to part with their savings without great care and careful assessments, said Michael Otterson, managing director of public affairs for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Time Out for Women Helps Light Testimonies in Florida
As I attended the Time Out for Women event in Orlando, Fla., this past weekend, themes of light, service, hope and strength stood out.
From the Church
Elder Holland gives hope, love to Liberian members
As far as travel is concerned, Liberia is at the end of the world. The Harmattan trade wind blows through this West African nation four months out of the year, creating sandstorms that can block the sun and delay flights for days. Last week, however, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles made that trip to bring to the Saints of Liberia a message—“You are known, remembered, and loved.
Latter-day Saint Life
8 LDS Books Women Should Read
For me reading provides a great relief from the day-to-day stresses that occur. Reading the right book can set the tone for how I'm feeling throughout the day. It can lift me up and inspire me to become more than what I am. Aside from the scriptures, these are some great books for moments in life when you need a little inspiration.
North Dakota Mother of Year strives to connect with kids
On New Year’s Eve 2012, Kendi Bingham Chase and her family rang in the new year by playing in the North Dakota snow. As Sister Chase watched her sons snowboard, she had the feeling she wanted to connect with them by joining in doing something they love to do. With no prior experience on a snowboard, she asked her boys if they could teach her. They offered a few pointers, then gently pushed her down a slope.
Testimony: No Greater Gift
An 8-year-old boy, Brandon, decided to bear his testimony during the first fast and testimony meeting after his baptism. His grandmother related: