In an attempt to quell “misinformation and unnecessary concern,” LDS officials are telling members that recent operational changes at the church’s home storage centers are... Read more »

Two well-known media stars are citing the doctrine of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as reasons for both their sunny positivity and gloomy negativity, depending upon whether you're... Read more »

A series of “little miracles” saw several thousand Latter-day Saints living in the Colorado Springs area safely through a frightening week during which the Black Forest Fire has raged,... Read more »

Alex Boye takes the heat in several BBC radio interviews in response to "The Book of Mormon" musical tour in London and the "I'm a Mormon" campaign. Read more »

Why am I putting you through this? I could just pull you out and save you. But without the skills of swimming, you will be confined to shallow water always. Read more »

My oldest son is a pre-teen, and I realize this is where it begins, this slow separation, the way kids break away in small ways to test their independence. Read more »

My Grandpa Blair was the epitome of a railroad engineer, complete with coveralls, hat and scarf. But his descendants also remember him for his kindness, gentleness and love. Read more »

Drawing from stories found in the Book of Mormon, youth speaker Ryan Sharp gave a live presentation about engaging in the battle against evil and wickedness in the latter days. His talk has since... Read more »

With wildfires raging near Colorado Spring, Colo., relief organizations are stepping forward to aid in controlling the flames and assisting those affected by the fires. Read more »

You remember the summer romance, don’t you? Your neighbor invited a cousin to spend the summer from Savannah. A friend brought their BFF from Fresno to band camp. You met a foreign-exchange... Read more »

Scott Thormaehlen’s “Day of Defense” tackles some of the greatest misconceptions in the Mormon religion. It is written to “act as a guide to help Mormons and those... Read more »

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square added to that experience Saturday evening as they made their third stop on a six-city concert tour that began June 12. Read more »

Am I being too picky if I'd like a guy to pay for at least some of our dates — instead of me paying for everything? Read more »

While following the Santa Fe Trail during the first part of their journey, members of the Mormon Battalion camped at a site in Mora County, N.M., named for the geological feature seen here: Wagon... Read more »

President Ezra Taft Benson’s list of "10 Specific Ways Fathers Can Give Spiritual Leadership to their Children," from his talk given during the October 1987 general conference of The... Read more »

In an effort to produce good music and help others feel peace and comfort in their lives, BYU Alumni Singers has organized a project to record and distribute hymns for free. Read more »

Thoughtful Western Christians, living in an ever-smaller world, are challenged by the existence of hundreds of millions of good, sincere non-Christians. What will be their fate? And what about... Read more »

Elder Neal A. Maxwell describes the concept of adversity as "wintry doctrine," yet necessary in mortality to learn, progress and grow. The lives of the violinist Augustin Hadelich and the Prophet... Read more »

Some 320 members of the choir, 65 members of the Orchestra at Temple Square, a contingent of support staff and guests — just under 600 people total — left Salt Lake City early Wednesday... Read more »

H.B. Moore's fictional retelling of the well-known story of Esther puts the story in its historical context and comes from an LDS perspective that connects with readers. Read more »

Elder Van Dyke's greenie has a dream in the language. Read more »

This Father's Day, read a small collection of stories from LDS Church leaders about lessons they have learned from their fathers or their own adventures in fatherhood. Read more »

The two most important fathers in my life lived about as different lives as two men can live. Read more »

A comic panel about fatherhood. Read more »

Listen to a surprisingly good student orchestra and get some insight on motivating youths to excellence from the Lyceum Philharmonic's director, Kayson Brown. Read more »