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The few days leading up to departing for an LDS mission can be a whirling combination of excitement and nervousness as you leave behind your family and friends to serve the Lord.
When David Archuleta made his run to the finals of "American Idol" in 2008, he sang for millions of people every week. He had a positive impact on legions of fans that supported and advanced him to his runner-up finish. They later purchased his albums and tracked his journey on Facebook, Twitter and through his YouTube channel. They attended concerts, firesides and rooted for his success.
Under the baton of a Newtown, Conn., native, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square will dedicate this Sunday’s “Music and the Spoken Word” broadcast to the memory of the victims of the recent school shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Ryan Murphy, associate choir music director who attended Sandy Hook as a boy, will lead the choir and orchestra in a program that will include his own arrangements of “’Give,’ Said the Little Stream” and “I Am a Child of God.”
What a perfect way to bring our Savior into our hearts and our celebrations during this wonderful spring season.
This article is written for two audiences. The first audience is anyone, Mormon or not, who may stumble across this blog and find interest in understanding how Utah’s unique socio-religious base affects the political scene. The second audience is anyone who has, or knows someone who has, seemingly received “personal revelation” from God to act in a particular way and then lambastes everyone for not acting in that expressed way. A person cannot interact in the political scene in Utah without knowing the Mormon lingo.
As you read this — no matter where you live — this scene is available in a store near you.
President Dieter F. Uchtdorf has simple, straightforward advice for young single adults: Keep the commandments, trust the Lord, and serve God and your fellowman.
I bet all of us want to be extraordinary in some way. Most of us have probably dreamed about achieving extraordinary successes in sports, business, education, parenting, church service, to name only a few areas. We hear exhortations in society and even in our Church meetings to be unique, special, and extraordinary.
BYU has more returned missionaries on campus than ever before. According to a BYU news release, Fall 2014 saw record-high numbers of returned missionaries with 19 percent of female students and 87 percent of male students being returned missionaries.
A touch of lemon pepper adds a little spice to this easy-to-make chicken or turkey casserole.