Faith
LDS Church responds to 'misinformation' about home storage centers
LDS officials are telling members that recent operational changes are “welcomed modifications."
Series of attacks kill 40 people across Iraq
A blistering string of apparently coordinated bombings and a shooting across Iraq killed at least 40 and wounded dozens Sunday, spreading fear throughout the county in a wave of violence that is... 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 »
Survey: Gay and lesbian population has unique religious profile
When it comes to religion, the nation's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered adults have a unique profile that is less religious than the general population, and as a group, they feel religion... Read more »
Father figure: Perceptions of God may stem from father-child relationships
Sociologists say it's common for people to perceive that God is like the fatherly figures in their lives. If dad is caring, patient and concerned then children may believe God has those same... 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 »
Supreme Court ruling 50 years ago set modern course for religion in public schools
Fifty years ago today, the U.S. Supreme Court issued an 8-1 decision that struck down a law requiring Bible reading in schools, shooting another salvo in a culture war over religion's role in... Read more »
Superman continues history of casting religious shadows
While the new "Man of Steel" does not shy away from the traditional religious allusions of Superman, it does humanize it. Rather than watching the already perfected Superman, viewers watch as Clark... Read more »
One reason Tim Tebow got another NFL chance: faith
Amid the head scratching over why the New England Patriots decided to sign controversial quarterback Tim Tebow, the team's owner offered his opinion. He likes his new player's spirituality. 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 »
Southern Baptists officially oppose gay Scout rule
The Southern Baptist Convention approved a resolution Wednesday expressing its opposition to the Boy Scouts of America's new policy allowing gay Scouts, though it doesn't explicitly call for... 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 »
Twins serve as mission companions in Marshall Islands Majuro Mission
Twin brothers from Fiji, Elder Joshua Whippy and Elder Jared Whippy, are serving as missionary companions on the island of Kiribati. Read more »
Believers, nonbelievers vent over religious expressions during graduation
Graduation, religion and free speech combined for the perfect storm at the conclusion of the 2013 high school year. Read more »
Picturing history: Wagon Mound, N.M.
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 Mound. Read more »
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LDS Church responds to 'misinformation' about home storage centers
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 »
Amy Adams, Glenn Beck present different takes on Mormon doctrine
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 »
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 »
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 »
Ryan Teeples: BYU sports is for BYUtv, not the other way around
Many Brigham Young University athletics fans see BYUtv and BYU athletics broadcasts as synonymous. But once you understand the mission of BYUtv, athletics’ role in fulfilling those related... Read more »
Dear son: This is why I can't save you from hard things
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 »
Religion contributes to Utah being most charitable state in country, poll finds
A new study by the Chronicle of Philanthropy places Utah as the most charitable state in the country. Read more »
Survey: Gay and lesbian population has unique religious profile
When it comes to religion, the nation's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered adults have a unique profile that is less religious than the general population, and as a group, they feel religion... Read more »
Man charged with attempted murder in Ogden church shooting
Criminal charges were filed Tuesday against a man accused of shooting his father-in-law inside an Ogden church on Sunday during Mass. Read more »
In the Whirled: When kids close the door
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 »
Ogden man shot as he knelt to pray is expected to recover
A man shot just as he knelt down to pray in church on Father's Day is expected to make a full recovery. A motive for the crime was still unknown Monday. His son-on-law is accused of shooting him. Read more »
Superman continues history of casting religious shadows
While the new "Man of Steel" does not shy away from the traditional religious allusions of Superman, it does humanize it. Rather than watching the already perfected Superman, viewers watch as Clark... Read more »
Hamblin & Peterson: Ziggurats are temple platforms of ancient Mesopotamia
Elevated temple platforms exist worldwide. On the flood plains of Mesopotamia, ancient peoples built artificial divine mountains that represent human ascent to the world of the gods. Read more »
Father figure: Perceptions of God may stem from father-child relationships
Sociologists say it's common for people to perceive that God is like the fatherly figures in their lives. If dad is caring, patient and concerned then children may believe God has those same... Read more »
Tip for living: 'Day of Defense' tackles misconceptions about Mormonism
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 »
Wright Words: 20 things to embrace this summer besides a summer romance
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 »
Gunman caught after shooting father-in-law in church, police say
A widespread police search ended north of Tremonton Sunday when a man suspected of shooting his father-in-law during church services was arrested. 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 »
Researching Family History: Grandpa was a railroad engineer
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 »
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 »
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 »
What's New: 'Engage in the Battle' gives engaging presentation to LDS youths
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 »
Supreme Court ruling 50 years ago set modern course for religion in public schools
Fifty years ago today, the U.S. Supreme Court issued an 8-1 decision that struck down a law requiring Bible reading in schools, shooting another salvo in a culture war over religion's role in... 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 »
Picturing history: Wagon Mound, N.M.
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 »
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