Mark Twain and Arthur Conan Doyle were both cited in national publications recently as authors who contributed to inaccurate perceptions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints through... Read more »

Vai Sikahema's quest to find and thank the people in his life who assisted him in his youth now leads to Ross Farnsworth. Read more »

Iowa Western offensive lineman was dead set on playing for BYU immediately after graduating next summer. Well, those plans have now changed. Read more »

Beginning Aug. 1, former choir member Ron Jarrett will replace Mac Christensen as president of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Read more »

In 1830, at the age of 23, Parley Pratt, who would soon become a member of the original Quorum of Twelve Apostles and one of the great missionaries and writers of early Mormonism, encountered the... Read more »

Mitt Romney is positioned to become the first Mormon to appear at the top of a major party ticket in a presidential election, but he’s not actually the first Mormon to run for president (that... Read more »

Mitchell Taylor, 18, has raced competitively since he was 9 years old. He is on track to race in NASCAR and dreams of someday racing Jeff Gordon. But despite his talent and love for racing, he is... Read more »

Writing on Inside Higher Ed, a website dedicated to news and opinion in the world of higher education, an Idaho State University professor who is not LDS wonders why prejudice against Mormons is... Read more »

A bookstore owner in Mesa, Ariz., says a first-edition copy of the Book of Mormon was stolen from her. Read more »

What happens when some hungry kids chase mom through a "Hunger Games"-like setting? Hilarity. Plus, a powerful new Bible video depicting Christ's declaration of being the Messiah. And two powerful... Read more »

After joining the LDS Church in 1977, Shawn Stevens appeared to have a promising career in Hollywood. Then in the mid-1980s, he was offered a role in a groundbreaking church film that changed his... Read more »

Our message to singles is always about concerning ourselves with what we can do and what we have control over rather than fretting about things that are less within our control or that we wish... Read more »

More than 800 fathers and sons from across the country spent Memorial Day weekend bonding through sports and spiritual activities at Brigham Young University. Read more »

Several weeks ago, the small town of Woodstock, Va., became the capital of the fashion world. The New York glitterati might not have noticed, but I did. For a few hours, a nondescript high school... Read more »

There is very little that lifts the darkness of death of a loved-one. All we can do is be there. Read more »

A significant moment in the international expansion of the LDS Church occurred Sunday when Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the church's Quorum of the Twelve Apostles presided over the creation of the... Read more »

A new exhibit at the Washington, D.C., Temple Visitors Center titled "We Follow Jesus Christ" shows what The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints teaches about race relations, political... Read more »

A comic panel about trouble in the Primary Read more »

The Boston Globe and the BBC have each done stories indicating that members of the LDS Church seem to be of two minds when it comes to the media spotlight shining on their religion as a result of... Read more »

The power of no launched America. Some dissenters from the Church of England crossed an ocean to worship, raise children and form communities freely according to the dictates of conscience. Read more »

Home bottling is time consuming and economical only using food from your own garden or from free food sources. Buying canned foods is easier, however, the great food flavor and seeing the work of... Read more »

The LDS Church First Presidency's 1978 revelation on the priesthood changed the world. You'll see how it's affected lives. Plus great tips on implementing President Dieter F. Uchtdorf's "two-word... Read more »

My experience with journalists suggests they almost always try to get the story of the Latter-day Saints correct. Read more »

The Hartford Courant reports that some residents of Farmington, Conn., had concerns about the new LDS temple under construction increasing the city's traffic, but city officials say traffic will... Read more »

For Memorial Day this year, I gave a young friend a cook's tour of the Brigham City cemetery. I think young people need to get close and personal with a graveyard. It sobers them up a little. Read more »