Understanding Grief from an LDS Perspective In recent days, from the shooting tied to Charlie Kirk’s event to the massacre at a Latter-day Saints chapel in Michigan, our feeds have filled with shock and grief. As disciples of Christ, we mourn with those that mourn while guarding against the easy …
Read More »VIDEO: Bishop from Grand Blanc, Michigan Discusses Devastating Shooting Incident
In the wake of the heartbreaking shooting that occurred on September 28 at the Grand Blanc chapel, Bishop Jeffrey Schaub, the leader of the local ward in Michigan, took a moment to express his profound gratitude for the resilience and unity displayed by the community. In a heartfelt video message, …
Read More »Tyler Robinson Was No Mormon: Exmo Shooter Who Rejected the Covenant Path
Tyler Robinson, Exmo Shooter, and the Eternal Truth of the Gospel In the aftermath of the senseless murder of Charlie Kirk, the media has rushed to label his killer, Tyler Robinson, as a “Mormon shooter.” Those who know the restored gospel of Jesus Christ understand how dishonest this is. Tyler …
Read More »10 Misconceptions About the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter‑day Saints, Cleared Up
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints has more than seventeen million members worldwide, yet confusion and rumor continue to shape the way many people see it. From the very beginning of the Restoration in the 1820s, critics have circulated claims that are either inaccurate, exaggerated, or completely …
Read More »The Beans of Palmyra | LDS History and Sacred Sites
How an LDS Family Helped Restore the Joseph Smith Homestead, Heal a Town, and Safeguard Sacred Ground Introduction Sacred history does not only live in scriptures. It clings to soil, to timber, and to walls that once rang with laughter and weeping. For members of the Church of Jesus Christ …
Read More »How Do LDS Temples Differ from Chapels?
When people see a building of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, they quickly notice that not all buildings look the same. Some are simple chapels where families gather every Sunday, while others are larger and more ornate temples that stand as landmarks in many cities. For …
Read More »At the Gravesite of Alvin Smith: A Quiet Hill, A Lasting Legacy
The journey to Alvin Smith’s grave begins with a climb that feels both physical and symbolic. My son and I made our way up a steep hill in Palmyra, New York, toward a small cemetery that has been resting quietly for nearly two centuries. It is not much larger than …
Read More »The Pioneer Spirit in the 21st Century: Applying the Grit and Faith of Early Saints to Modern Challenges
Introduction When people hear the phrase pioneer spirit they often picture handcarts, rough trails, and families braving storms on the open plains, yet the pioneer spirit is far more than a collection of nineteenth century images and it is in truth a living pattern for every disciple of Jesus Christ …
Read More »Why Mormon Missionaries and Church Missionary Work Are More Urgent Than Ever
The Eternal Call to Share the Gospel! Mormon missionaries have always been at the heart of the Church’s global outreach, carrying the message of Jesus Christ to nations far and wide. In our time, the role of the church missionary has become even more urgent, as the world faces increasing …
Read More »Are the Imagine Dragons Mormons? Exploring the LDS Roots and Influence of a Global Rock Band
Imagine Dragons Mormons: How Faith and Music Intertwine in One of Rock’s Biggest Bands Are Imagine Dragons Mormons? It is a question that comes up often, especially as fans learn more about the background of this globally recognized band. Two key members, Dan Reynolds and Wayne Sermon, both have deep …
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