“[S]cholars today recognize that older descriptions of “conflict” or open “warfare” between science and Christianity are often mistaken. Nor could … Continue reading An LDS View on Science and Religion

I find the Proclamation on the Family both heartening in its acknowledgment of heavenly parents, but also discouraging in its … Continue reading Zelophehad’s Daughters | Why I Do Want to Believe in Heavenly Mother

Incarcerated teens — LDS Church members and nonmembers alike — have a chance to progress thanks to the dedication of … Continue reading Librarian believes books can help youths in trouble | Mormon Times

Construction has begun in the “eternal” city for a new Latter-day Saint temple. Thomas S. Monson, president of The Church … Continue reading President Monson Breaks Ground for Rome Italy Temple – LDS Newsroom

In shopping around for a Cub Scout program for their two sons, ages 6 and 8, Jeremy and Jodi Stokes … Continue reading Scout controversy hinges on Mormon status as Christians

Pessimists may look at the LDS Church in Russia and see the glass half-empty, limited missionaries, past visa challenges, social … Continue reading Future of the LDS Church in Russia seen as very bright | Mormon Times

While reading in my scriptures yesterday, I came across Mosiah 15:8. And thus God breaketh the bands of death, having gained … Continue reading Giving the Son power to make intercession

As seen in the Deseret News; Barbara Bradshaw Smith, Relief Society general president from October 1974 to April 1984, passed … Continue reading Former general Relief Society president dies

I’m getting bored with Sunday School. There. I’ve said it. Now, here’s why. I don’t the scriptures lend themselves very … Continue reading Changes I’d like to see in Sunday School curriculum

We spent about an hour in Priesthood Executive Committee this morning discussing the work of our ward and full-time missionaries. … Continue reading Maybe we’re going about member missionary work all wrong