
EP 528 – Congressman Ben McAdams
Ben McAdams represented Utah’s 4th district in the U.S. House of Representatives. He’s a Latter-day Saint and a Democrat. Hear his story.
Ben McAdams represented Utah’s 4th district in the U.S. House of Representatives. He’s a Latter-day Saint and a Democrat. Hear his story.
Aligning with a policy regarding other vaccination requirements, missionaries looking to serve abroad must receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
22 sites will reopen in some capacity to the public starting in May.
President Nelson announced an unprecedented number of new temples at the close of General Conference.
A tradition now entering its 10th year and rooted in excellence will show us who truly dominates General Conference – by judging fashion.
Our greatest exercise in audio temple prognostication. Ever.
The temples are coming! But where, o’ where, shall they be?
There’s now a chance Minverva Teichert’s beautiful murals in the Manti Temple will be preserved for future generations to enjoy.
Two of the Church’s more historic temples are about to get a little less historic.
President Giovanni Pelin Pangan of the Philippines Iloilo Mission died on March 9.
Originally slated to end in 2021, the Hill Cumorah Pageant won’t see its final production because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Already postponed once, the Tabernacle Choir’s Heritage Tour won’t take place until 2022 at the earliest.
Utah’s 10,000th temple now has a look!
Olympian Noelle Pikus-Pace has used goals to overcome trials, judgmental church culture, and physical injury, all with an eye toward faith.
The internet’s favorite meme of Bernie Sanders meets Latter-day Saint culture.
Pennsylvania’s second temple will fill a huge hole in the temple accessibility map.
Florida’s 3rd temple will serve the far-flung Saints of the Panhandle region.
We can be more open about the temple endowment than we realize.
It’s too easy to preach to LGBTQ Latter-day Saints. Richard Ostler believes we do the most good by listening and understanding.
2020 was a strange year for most of us, but it was also full of great content for Latter-day Saints. Here are the year’s top articles.
The residents of Lindon have lived in suspense for months! MONTHS! Now they know where their temple shall reside.
The temples are the first to reopen for proxy ordinances since March 2020.
The First Presidency has formally congratulated previous election winners, so what is the holdup with congratulating Joe Biden?
The move comes after Utah’s governor issued a far-reaching executive order in response to rising COVID-10 cases in Utah.
Elder Gong is the most senior Church official to contract the disease.
President Nelson announced six new temples at the close of General Conference
Chile gets its third temple, Argentina its fourth.
A tradition continues. What sartorial choices will General Conference speakers make this time?
Our semiannual tradition of predicting new temples continues. Will your favorite make the list?
Children attending different wards with different parents now have the option of more official representation in both wards.
The fifth temple in Texas and the first in Arkansas are a go.
Now you don’t have to wait to attend a temple to be able to ask for blessings for your loved ones.
Utah’s march toward temple domination continues, with two new groundbreakings and one new rendering.
Honduras’ second temple is a much smaller-scale effort compared to its first, and that’s OK.
We poked fun at this temple name for a long time, and the new name is pretty cool!
Utah’s 24th temple will be underway in September.
COVID takes another victim. The Washington DC Temple will not likely be rededicated in 2020.
Tie? What tie? Latter-day Saint missionaries in some areas will now be allowed to forgo white shirts and even ties.
While society might be inching toward reopening, allowing thousands of people to descend upon the Conference Center is still a step too far.
Japan receives its fourth temple on the remote, but historically important island of Okinawa.