Addressing the Church for the first time since his wife Frances passed
away, President Thomas S. Monson expressed tender feelings for his
beloved companion during a Sunday session of General Conference as
the chair she used to occupy sat empty.
'Voyage of Faith': Polynesian Cultural Center celebrates 50 years
posted Oct 6th - 11:33pm
It's been 50 years since the Polynesian Cultural Center opened in
Oahu. Join Carole Mikita as she visits Hawaii to explore the history of
the tourism hotspot in her special report "Voyage of Faith."
Finding Forgiveness
posted Oct 6th - 10:39pm
A deadly car crash in 2008 leaves one family without a mother and another with a father in
jail. Hear how tragedy brought these families together. "Finding Forgiveness" is an
incredible story of love, healing and letting go.
Share your General Conference experience through pictures
General Conference is upon us and with it comes great photo
opportunities.
Debate over LDS women's roles spotlighted in protest
About 150 women and their male supporters requested entrance for women to the all-male Priesthood Session of LDS General Conference Saturday but were turned away and invited to watch the proceedings on the Internet or other broadcast outlets.
LDS church membership hits 15 million
Latter-day Saints from around the world gathered in Salt Lake City Saturday for the beginning sessions of the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' semiannual General Conference. President Thomas S. Monson announced a milestone in church membership, while other church leaders spoke of the importance of loving, accepting and striving to understand one another.
New a capella group sings to serve
BYU's newest a capella group with a mission to serve will be taking to
the streets in between sessions of General Conference Saturday.
LDS leaders focus on importance of covenants in women's meeting
Tens of thousands of Latter-day Saint women filled the Conference
Center in Salt Lake City Saturday night as women leaders of The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Relief Society brought
messages of hope, love and the importance of covenants to their
annual meeting.
LDS encouraged to attend priesthood session at local chapel
Spencer Hall |
posted Sep 26th - 10:19am
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will broadcast the
priesthood session for the first time, but the church is encouraging
priesthood holders to attend the session in their local chapel, where
distances permit.
LDS Church to broadcast priesthood session on TV and online
Celeste Tholen Rosenlof and Carole Mikita |
posted Sep 24th - 7:07pm
For the first time in its history, The Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will broadcast
the priesthood session of its general
conference live on television and online.
LDS Church, Ancestry.com join forces
Associated Press |
posted Sep 6th - 12:42pm
The Mormon church's family history research center has signed a new agreement with Ancestry.com in a project to make 1 billion new genealogical records available to the public.
Next volume in 'Joseph Smith Papers' set for release
In what the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
day Saints calls an "era of
transparency," the next volume in the Joseph
Smith Papers is being
released.
New videos introduce LDS Church organization, beliefs
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released a new
series of videos about the church organization and how its programs
work.
Rabbi calls Mormons friends, notes similarities
Linda Williams |
posted Aug 29th - 11:15am
Orthodox Jews have a lot in common with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and should consider them allies, according to a rabbi who recently met with LDS church leadership in Salt Lake.
Number of Mormon missionaries soars to 75,000
Lindsay Maxfield |
posted Aug 21st - 11:16am
The LDS Church reached a new milestone this month: More than
75,000 missionaries are currently serving throughout the world.
LDS church breaks ground on new temple, celebrates 75 years of Deseret Industries
Breaking ground for a new temple and marking the 75th anniversary
of Deseret Industries, leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
day Saints participated in important events in both Utah and
Connecticut over the past week.
Plans moving ahead for LDS temples in Conn, Colo, Idaho
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is preparing to break ground for its new temples in Connecticut and Colorado this month.
Tabernacle Choir celebrates 85 years of 'Music and the Spoken Word'
At 85 years old and still going strong, The
Mormon Tabernacle Choir Sunday marked a
milestone. The singers are beginning their
85th year of "Music and the Spoken Word". To
help celebrate, they welcomed a couple of
guest conductors who are no strangers to the
group.
5K run to honor Joseph Smith's doctor
Carole Mikita |
posted Jul 30th - 7:03pm
Thousands of people, mostly members of the
Joseph Smith, Sr. family, are preparing to
gather for a special 5K race on Saturday. Money
is being raised to pay tribute to a doctor who,
200 years ago, saved Joseph Smith, Jr.'s life.
3 out of 4 U.S. members of LDS Church live in West, study shows
Associated Press |
posted Jul 25th - 11:14am
Nearly three-fourths of American Latter-day Saints live in the West,
and four in 10 live in Utah, new figures from the Pew Research Center
show.
Mormon Malian presidential candidate becomes modern pioneer
Kirk Jowers and Ellesse Balli, KSL.com Contributors |
posted Jul 23rd - 1:27pm
As we approach the 24th of July and reflect on the intrepidity of our
ancestors, it is worth considering the bold journey of a modern
pioneer — Malian Presidential Candidate Niankoro Yeah Samake.
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