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Each of the word clouds below represent a talk, a hymn, or some bit of business that occurred at the recent Conference. Words that appeared most frequently in a talk appear in the largest type; words that appeared less frequently in smaller type.

LDS Runner Finds Healing Through Grief after Paralyzing Fall

In March 2012, Brittany Fisher, then a student and cross-country runner at Utah State University, fell approximately 50 feet while rappelling and was paralyzed from the waist down. Today, she is a college graduate living in Midvale, Utah, and a cross-country sit skier whose inspiring perspective on life is born not only of her characteristic optimism but also her newfound appreciation for grief.

Romney's South Carolina hesitation

The only Mormon in the South Carolina legislature is Alan Clemmons, a real estate lawyer from Myrtle Beach with a shiny bald head, natty suits, and a hyperactive Twitter feed.

Five things for every value voter to consider

This week, there was quite a kerfuffle over comments made at a particular summit in Washington, D.C. about whether or not Mormons are Christians.

Soccer Team Wins First Game As Pres. Uchtdorf Cheers Them On

As could be imagined, UVU coach Greg Maas was overjoyed with the result.

Florida Temple Named Best Cultural/Worship Project in Southeast

Engineering News-Record (ENR) announced that the Fort Lauderdale Florida Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the best cultural/worship construction project in the Southeast. This is the 14th year for ENR Southeast's annual project excellence program, which recognizes the best construction and design achievements in the four-state region of Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.

Mormon Helping Hands revitalizes school in Brazil

Approximately 50 Mormon Helping Hands volunteers—including members of the Church, their friends, and Latter-day Saint missionaries missionaries—mobilized on Saturday, January 21, 2012, to help clean, weed, and otherwise revitalize Ivone Maria Menezes, a state school in Macapá, Brazil. The activity, coordinated by the school board and organized by the Macapá Brazil Amapá District’s public affairs director, Kleber Sainz, drew attention and coverage from several local media outlets.

Can I vote for a Mormon?

Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary looms large on the political horizon. In the midst of lively public debates over taxes, jobs, the national debt and similarly important questions related to the future vitality of our nation, a different kind of question continues to privately occupy the minds of some prospective voters: Can I vote for a Mormon? This is an important question in our constitutional democracy.

New missionary policy impacts LDS students as they change college plans and lives

BYU sophomore Alana Smith's life took an unexpected turn Saturday morning. Smith had a plan: finish a bachelor's degree in music and theater, and plan a wedding with her boyfriend. But the 19-year-old coed had a nagging feeling that her plan was missing a step.

HolyFetch.com Creator Spills the Beans on Mormon Myths

It all started when Casey Cummings of Kaysville was serving a mission for the LDS Church.