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Many living in South Carolina in 2015 lost their homes, neighborhoods, livelihoods, and even family members during the catastrophic flooding caused by the “1,000-year-storm."
Mormon Newsroom Pacific recently shared this short video of three-time Olympic medalist and four-time world champion shot putter Valerie Adams sharing her testimony of our Savior.
In his recent address at a national meeting of Scout leaders, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland shared how our duty to God is a way of life.
Book of Mormon Central recently created a video demonstrating how the "reformed Egyptian" Moroni mentions in the Book of Mormon initially proved a topic of constant criticism during the early days of the Church but how later archeological evidence has come to support the existence of this "manner of speech" (Mormon 9:32).
From August 7 to 14, join volunteers from around the world by participating in FamilySearch’s 2015 worldwide indexing event, “Fuel the Find.”
The Mormon Channel recently released a video that shows the fast pace and hectic world we live in today. Then, it's sudden and touching transition into more spiritual images and music really makes you feel the reverence and peace of the blessing we call the Sabbath. Check it out:
Two LDS contestantsperformed for American Idol's Top 14 Wednesday night: Jenn Blosil and Jeneve Rose Mitchell, and both received rave reviews from Harry Connick Jr.
Son of God is the latest single from Paul Cardall's #1 Billboard album, A New Creation. International Broadway Star Patrice Tipoki sings what Cardall believes to be the Virgin Mary's feelings at the birth of Christ. This beautiful song, with its tender message, has caught the interest of Churches throughout the world who will be performing Son of God as part of their Christmas evening Mass and Sunday worship services.
Four temples—the Tokyo Japan Temple, Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple, Memphis Tennessee Temple, and Asunción Paraguay Temple—are expected to close this year for renovations, according to Mormon Newsroom.
Peter Hollens, known for his fantastic acapella performances on YouTube, is no stranger to singing with Mormons. He frequently collaborates with LDS violinist Lindsey Stirling, and he appeared in the World's Largest Nativity with The Piano Guys and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Last week, he added another check mark to his LDS pedigree chart.