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A fascination with people and a desire to share goodness led Sandi and Claire Gentry — a mother and daughter from Ladera Ranch, California — to create an Instagram account they titled “Mormon Faces.” They believe “everybody has a story, no matter who you are,” and they are on a mission to share those stories.
The message for this year’s National Day of Prayer is simple: unite.
A video compiled by the Brandon Florida Stake shows exactly what Mormon life is like, all through GIFs. So if you need a quick break and something to make you laugh, check out this charming video:
There has been a great deal of discussion that has been generated by the Internet and social media regarding the history of the Church.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse on the northwest corner of 100 South and 400 East used to be home to the 13th Ward in the Salt Lake Central Stake, according to a building directory inside the building. Built in 1951, mostly by members of the LDS Church, the three-story building with a green copper steeple housed congregants for decades before services moved to another chapel.
A video of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir performing the University of Utah's fight song, "Utah Man," was posted to YouTube Thursday night following the choir's weekly rehearsal. Check it out!
The subject of the conference was "Women and the LDS Church." But the big news coming out of the conference had to do with LDS men. "From a sociological perspective, the priesthood system works," said Dr. David C. Campbell, a professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame. "It appears to motivate Mormon men to a level of religiosity that is equivalent to Mormon women."
Politico reported Wednesday night that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., had said The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its members are changing their views on gay rights. The church reacted Thursday evening by issuing a statement that indicated its doctrine about traditional marriage has not changed.
A new website combines the work of two of the largest, longest-running and most prolific projects in the LDS Church to help people learn whether their ancestors interacted with Joseph Smith.
When he was 2 years old, Kayden Troff frequently sat atop his father’s lap to watch him play chess. When Kayden turned 3, he said he wanted to play, too. "We all just kind of laughed," said his mom, Kim Troff.