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LDS Church Leaders Release, Excommunicate Elder James J. Hamula
A new update from our Church leaders. The Church did confirm this action was not carried out due to disillusionment or apostasy.
Latter-day Saint Life
5 Tips to Guard Against Online Pride
The public square has gone digital. Ideas, opinions and perspectives (with all their counterarguments) are blasted back and forth across the virtual divide at a frenetic pace.
LDS musician tops Billboard charts, plays his heart out
The researcher who compiles the Billboard New Age chart expressed surprise that Salt Lake City pianist and composer Paul Cardall’s new album “New Life” ranked No. 1 for three weeks earlier this year.
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Missionaries Evacuated as Hurricane Nears the U.S. East Coast
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released this statement on Hurricane Florence:
NY Times: Pew Poll finds Mormon faith a factor in primaries, not general election
Mitt Romney’s Mormon faith will most likely cost him support in the primaries, but even Republicans with reservations about his religion would rally to his side in a general election against President Obama, according to a poll released Wednesday.
Utah LDS missionaries bring water to a thirsty Africa
The water was perfectly clear. But it wasn’t always that way. Months ago, children dipped their jugs into something startlingly different in a tropical ravine near this southern Uganda town. Something murky. Something polluted.
Latter-day Saint Life
Why I Revere the Prophet Joseph Smith
Tuesday, Dec. 23, will be the 209th anniversary of the birth of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Appropriately, this year as every year, that anniversary will be vastly overshadowed by celebrations of Christmas, the traditional birthday of the master he sought to serve.
Washington Post: Is this really a 'Mormon moment'?
In my line of work, I get to read what a lot of people say about my church.
The LDS Honor Code and Sports
An interview with BYU Head Football Coach Bronco Mendenhall shed further light on the uniqueness of the school’s programs.
Who Sits Where in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Ever wondered why your favorite alto is seated on the third row one week and in a different spot a few weeks later? Or why the tenor from down the street is always in the back row? It has a lot to do with height. Since 2006, Choir members have been assigned seats according to height as often as possible. This makes it easier for them to see the conductor and creates a more uniform appearance for the cameras.