Mormon Times
My husband Alex Boye grilled in UK for 'I'm a Mormon' campaign
Boye takes the heat in several radio interviews in response to "The Book of Mormon" musical tour.
Colorado Mormons join other faiths in response to Black Forest Fire
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 »
Mormon Tabernacle Choir makes third stop on six-city tour
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 »
Mission Daze: Dreaming in the language
Elder Van Dyke's greenie has a dream in the language. Read more »
Book review: 'Esther the Queen' re-tells Old Testament story from a Mormon perspective
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 »
LDS World: Adversity can bring us blessings
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 »
Book review: 'Return of the Mystic Gray' offers more adventure for the Crater Lake crew
Continuing the story begun in "Crater Lake," Steve Westover's new book, "Return of the Mystic Gray," has Ethan, Jordan and the other teens searching for a way to defeat Chief Llao and return the... Read more »
BYU Singers Alumni giving of time for hymn project
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 »
Ask Angela: He never pays for anything on our dates
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 »
Sharing Family History: Go on family history field trip
Field trips can help families see and experience family history first hand. Read more »
LDS Church releases statement about Colorado wildfires
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 »
Mormon Parenting: The two fathers in my life
The two most important fathers in my life lived about as different lives as two men can live. Read more »
Steven Kapp Perry: Reaching 'Hearts and Minds' with Kayson Brown
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 »
Mormon Tabernacle Choir kicks off summer tour in Ohio
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 »
Defending the Faith: What about those who have never heard?
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 »
LDS Church leaders share tales of fatherhood
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 »
Sister Beck, Elder Jensen address attendees of Southern Virginia's 17th annual Education Conference
Sister Julie B. Beck, former general president of the Relief Society, and Elder Marlin K. Jensen, an emeritus member of the Seventy of the LDS Church, gave presentations at Southern Virginia University's 17th annual Education... Read more »
LDS First Presidency members launch Google+ pages, Facebook in the future
First Presidency members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently launched their own Google+ pages. President Thomas S. Monson, President Henry B. Eyring and President Dieter F.... Read more »
LDS Arizona senator takes sons on survival-type family trip
For Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake and his two youngest sons — Tanner, 15, and Dallin, 13 — their father-sons getaway stuck to the bare necessities. Read more »
Picturing history: Original section of Zion's Camp Trail
The passage of time takes a toll on historical structures and sites, including trails like the one followed by Zion's Camp. Erosion, farming, land development and the like can erase any evidence of... Read more »
President Eyring, Elder Christofferson remember their fathers
Fathers' sacrifice for their families and often times go unnoticed. But the quiet, often thankless acts of service have the ability to shape and define the children for whom the acts were given.... Read more »
New Harmony: Movies, miracles and the Mormon Trail
Over the weekend, my wife and I caught “Ephraim’s Rescue,” T.C. Christensen’s latest film about miracles on the Mormon Trail. It’s the story of Ephraim Hanks, a... Read more »
A tale of two wards: Serving 'the least of these'
A random meeting on a late-night bus trip reminded me why I had converted to the LDS Church 15 years earlier. But in the time it took me to travel from Logan to Pocatello, I was reminded of the... Read more »
Presenters, attendees 'rejoice' at Southern Virginia's 17th annual Education Conference
Hundreds of attendees gathered to hear presentations on the theme “Rejoice, the Heavens are Open” on the first day of Southern Virginia University’s 17th annual Education... Read more »
Sister Beck, Elder Jensen address attendees of Southern Virginia's 17th annual Education Conference
Sister Julie B. Beck, former general president of the Relief Society, and Elder Marlin K. Jensen, an emeritus member of the Seventy of the LDS Church, gave presentations at Southern Virginia University's 17th annual Education... Read more »
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My husband Alex Boye grilled in UK for 'I'm a Mormon' campaign
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 »
MTC overflows with LDS missionaries, moves devotionals to Marriott Center
No marathon was scheduled for that day, but on June 11 the march of thousands of missionaries from the Provo Missionary Training Center to the Marriott Center resembled a race. Read more »
LDS Church releases statement about Colorado wildfires
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 »
Defending the Faith: What about those who have never heard?
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 »
Mormon Tabernacle Choir makes third stop on six-city tour
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 »
LDS First Presidency members launch Google+ pages, Facebook in the future
First Presidency members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently launched their own Google+ pages. President Thomas S. Monson, President Henry B. Eyring and President Dieter F.... Read more »
LDS World: Adversity can bring us blessings
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 »
Mission Daze: Dreaming in the language
Elder Van Dyke's greenie has a dream in the language. Read more »
Ask Angela: He never pays for anything on our dates
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 »
Book review: 'Esther the Queen' re-tells Old Testament story from a Mormon perspective
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 »
A tale of two wards: Serving 'the least of these'
A random meeting on a late-night bus trip reminded me why I had converted to the LDS Church 15 years earlier. But in the time it took me to travel from Logan to Pocatello, I was reminded of the... Read more »
BYU Singers Alumni giving of time for hymn project
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 »
10 ways fathers can give leadership in the home
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 »
Mormon Parenting: The two fathers in my life
The two most important fathers in my life lived about as different lives as two men can live. Read more »
LDS Arizona senator takes sons on survival-type family trip
For Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake and his two youngest sons — Tanner, 15, and Dallin, 13 — their father-sons getaway stuck to the bare necessities. Read more »
Young man receives LDS mission call while on pioneer trek
Scott Claybrook received his LDS mission call the "old-fashioned" way. While participating on an LDS pioneer trek, Claybrook was surprised to see a member of the "Pony Express" at his campsite,... Read more »
Mormon Tabernacle Choir kicks off summer tour in Ohio
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 »
LDS Church leaders share tales of fatherhood
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 »
Lesser-known but influential Mormon women in church history
Meet some lesser-known women in church history who made contributions in medicine, leadership, suffrage, education and missionary work and who as professor Mary Jane Woodger said "made indelible... Read more »
Sharing Family History: Go on family history field trip
Field trips can help families see and experience family history first hand. Read more »
Utah National Guard honors President Packer of the LDS Church, 7 others
Eight outstanding Utahns, including a high leader in the LDS Church, were honored Tuesday at the 52nd annual Bronze Minuteman Awards Dinner of the Utah National Guard. Read more »
Book review: 'Return of the Mystic Gray' offers more adventure for the Crater Lake crew
Continuing the story begun in "Crater Lake," Steve Westover's new book, "Return of the Mystic Gray," has Ethan, Jordan and the other teens searching for a way to defeat Chief Llao and return the... Read more »
President Eyring, Elder Christofferson remember their fathers
Fathers' sacrifice for their families and often times go unnoticed. But the quiet, often thankless acts of service have the ability to shape and define the children for whom the acts were given.... Read more »
Sister Beck, Elder Jensen address attendees of Southern Virginia's 17th annual Education Conference
Sister Julie B. Beck, former general president of the Relief Society, and Elder Marlin K. Jensen, an emeritus member of the Seventy of the LDS Church, gave presentations at Southern Virginia University's 17th annual Education... Read more »
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