Her husband, Manuel Antonio Carias-Odonez, who had been president of the LDS Church’s South Cache Spanish-speaking branch, was deported to … Continue reading 2 LDS branch presidents in Utah deported

It is discouraging to see many Mormons in our day and age following some fundamentalist creedal Christians in taking an … Continue reading We Should Be Mormons

I was reading through the minutes of the organization of the Relief Society, and I had no idea that Emma … Continue reading Tiff between the priesthood and Relief Society

The First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles recently approved changes in the policies regarding length of senior missionary … Continue reading Changes Made in Senior Missionary Policies

I am taking a Mormonism class this summer as part of my university studies. One of our assignments is to … Continue reading Esotericism and the Mormon temple

It goes almost without fail that if someone stands up to give a Sacrament talk on Mother’s Day, they will … Continue reading Mothers of the scriptures, where art thou?

What  a fascinating read! Unlike the conversions of the queen and the king, which take place before our eyes in … Continue reading Conversion of the Servant, Or, Abish’s Past Experiences

After reading my scriptures tonight, I took some time for some personal introspection. I came to a realization that I need … Continue reading I need to change

Meaghan Smith, an LDS singer from Canada, has been honored with a Juno Award. At the March 27 presentation, Smith … Continue reading Canadian singer wins Best New Artist Juno