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The placement of an 8.5-foot, 900-pound, gold-plated statue atop a spire is just a moment in the construction project that will eventually become the Indianapolis Mormon Temple.
Their advice, sartorially speaking, is spot-on: Respect your body, love the clothes you wear and remember, less is more. They also refuse above-the-knee skirts, very high heels, spaghetti straps and low-cut tops.
Why does BYU football coach Bronco Mendenhall wear that nylon T-shirt during football games? On national TV, can't he go with a nice golf shirt, white or blue with trim? Heck, some coaches wear bow ties and vests. Is Bronco dressing down?
A new national public opinion poll suggests that a significant shift may be taking place among Americans relative to their comfort with seeing a Mormon in the White House. And as far as backers of Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman Jr. are concerned, it's not a good shift.
The three women who have spent the past five years together running the LDS Church's international children's organization are splitting up.
A recent Utah Valley University study that I conducted shed some light on the Utah County LDS dating scene and how Mormon singles come to meet each other. The survey was administered by me and my senior research students to UVU students in February 2011.
There are at least three alternate headlines that could have told the story of 2-year-old Jakob Heintzelman. Each would have grabbed the reader right by the heart:
The second time around, the shock has worn off. The prospect of a Mormon president appears to be less alien to South Carolina Republicans who are giving Mitt Romney a second look after his failed White House bid in 2008.
Orrin Hatch apparently is poised to pen a “tell-all” book — all, that is, about the Mormonism he knows and loves. Hatch — Utah's senior U.S. senator who faces a Republican primary rival next month and, if he prevails then, a Democratic foe in the fall in his bid for a seventh term — plans to take up the challenge of explaining his faith to outsiders in the new volume, An Insider's Guide to Mormon Beliefs.
President Chiwon Kim, Seoul Korea Temple president, died on Oct. 29. He was 71.