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Watch: LDS Family Performs Beautiful Acapella Rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner"

Music plays an important role in the lives of LDS opera singer Debbie Siebert and her husband, Jim Siebert, who works as the chief meteorologist for Fox 26 News in Houston. They love to sing together with their four children—Ashley, Emmie, Grant, and Dallin— and enjoy sharing their testimonies of the gospel through acapella hymn videos, which they create as a Sunday family activity and post on social media using the hashtag #hymnselfie.

LDS filmmakers get a chance to share their creations at annual festival

There’s a degree of trepidation that comes with being in charge of the LDS Film Festival. Festival founder Christian Vuissa is a big believer in the filmmaking subculture of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and filmmaking Mormons frequently flock to the festival, now in its 10th year. That, however, doesn’t mean that Vuissa takes the festival for granted.

Latter-day Saint Life

Disputed Poll's Surprising Results Show How Mormons Feel About Women Getting the Priesthood

Regardless of the outcome of this poll , one thing is clear and encouraging: most Church members believe in continuing revelation and sustain our Church leaders, no matter what.

Latter-day Saint Life

Why Staging Your Perfect Wedding Might Be a Bad Idea

I suppose it didn’t start with Pinterest, but the website has been part of the reason the “perfect wedding” has become both more desired and more dangerous for the average bride. Idea after idea is presented there, and those amazing ideas proliferate until brides have a wedding wish list that extends into eternity.

From the Church

Church Announces Training Changes for Missionaries Speaking in Their Native Language

The Church recently announced that missionaries who will be speaking their native language will spend a little extra time in the missionary training center (MTC). Beginning March 1, 2016, these missionaries will spend three weeks in the MTC instead of the current two weeks.

Vai's View: The BYU experience

Jake Heaps' announcement this week that he's transferring from BYU illustrates an issue that is prevalent at BYU: It is a highly competitive environment, as much for the top high school quarterback in the country as it is for the homecoming queens and valedictorians who arrive at the Provo campus without fanfare. BYU can be a tough place for regular kids — never mind scholarship athletes or music and math prodigies. Don't get me wrong, BYU is an amazing place. No place like it in the world. But it can be awfully lonely for the faint of heart.

Lesson Helps

May 2013 Visiting and Home Teaching - General Conference Messages

For a quick overview of the sessions, watch this video of highlights from the 183rd General Conference.

Videos

ESPN Shares Video of BYU Mascot’s Head Falling Off During Epic Flip

By Lindsey Miller

The big football game wasn’t the only thing BYU fans were talking about this past Saturday.

Add Your Story to the Church's Payson Temple History Book

Writing a book can be quite a feat, especially when you are relying on experiences of individuals in the community to complete your project. But, that is exactly what one Spanish Fork woman is doing after being asked by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to write a history book about the Payson Utah Temple.

From the Church

Presiding Bishop Shares a Look into LDS Church Finances

How are the Church's finances managed? And what are the principles that govern the decisions Church leaders make? Bishop Gérald Caussé spoke about this topic at a keynote address.