
Building Faith Through Music: An Interview with Shawna Edwards
Shawna Edwards seeks to build bridges with music. Her most recent work, “Restored,” reflects on the wonders of the Restoration of the Gospel.
Shawna Edwards seeks to build bridges with music. Her most recent work, “Restored,” reflects on the wonders of the Restoration of the Gospel.
Latter-day Saints don’t celebrate the liturgical calendar as other Christians do. Converts to the Church notice this. Should we change it?
Former missionary companions formed Bright the Way, and their new music to #LightTheWorld is inspiring.
The Nashville Tribute Band teams up with Don’t Miss This to bring us “Come, Follow Me” lesson previews with music.
In Saints Channel Studio, Richie Steadman sits down with Latter-day Saint musicians to talk about music and experiences as Church members.
Sister Annabelle Nielsen was serving in Switzerland when she suffered a hiking accident.
COVID has curtailed Christmas concert plans, but the Church is now crowdsourcing the effort, inviting all to submit their own performances.
When life gives you lemons, make movies. That’s the motto of Working with Lemons, a family with a passion for music and movie making.
The Highland 19th Ward Bishopric has a great plan to get everyone back in Church: a brilliant parody video by its bishopric.
In the quest for a new world record for Elephant Toothpaste, Mark Rober discovers something new. Something he is calling Devil’s Toothpaste.
Looking to learn a new language? Look no further than TALL Embark, the Missionary Language Learning Software now available to all members.
In a letter to leaders dated August 27th , the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced its youth theme for the year 2021.
Human trafficking is the 3rd largest international crime, behind illegal drugs and arms trafficking. Operation Underground Railraod aims to stop that.
Do you hear that? That’s the sound of musicians warming up for the Virtual Youth Music Festival hosted by the Church. Mark your calendars now!
Where Can I Turn For Peace is brought to life in this wonderful arrangement from James and Chelsea Stevens, featuring the Bonner Family.
Myths, especially those surrounding our faith, are fairly common. And there is always someone who wants to tell you what you or your church believes.
Okay, I know what you are thinking. Why do I need to know about squirrel proof bird feeders? Mark Rober, answers just that question.
Move over Miley, here comes BYU Vocal Point! The guys from Vocal Point are geared up and ready to make “The Climb” on their newest album.
Some of our favorite Latter-day Saint YouTubers have continued to work hard to release content during their quarantine, bringing us some joy.
A Latter-day Saint healthcare worker’s insights into the panic and reaction to coronavirus.
A new pair of videos released two days apart from Nashville Tribute Band and Madilyn Paige, bring their best versions of the message, “Come unto Jesus.”
No one told me to abandon the praise music of my teenage life, but I didn’t see anything comparable in our Latter-day Saint culture. So goodbye it went.
Acronyms are everywhere in Latter-day Saint culture. Let’s learn about them, or at least discuss whether we should have them in the first place.
2019 has been an awesome year. Get caught up on everything that happened for Latter-day Saints before heading into 2020.
The sisters of Elenyi visit Haitin with a beautiful cover of Delibrans Ou Nou Bezwen.
After spending nine days meeting new family, the remaining teams go head-to-head in a blazing grand prix finale. Who will win $50,000?
Everyone is excited to revisit to revisit the story of John Groberg – except Anne Hathaway – but is it worth the wait?
The teams eat some awful food, and ray is able to complete is family tree. Who will remain for the finale?
The Handbook governs how missionaries behave among fellow missionaries, their families, and the public.
One team is eliminated, but they get to use their golden ticket to visit one last relative.
I remember being called as an Elders Quorum President. I was relatively young and inexperienced. I wondered, are you being serious?
If you thought the first half of RR Season 6 was emotional, day 7 promises to bring more emotions. Two teams have 2 strikes. Will they be sent home?
The quest continues.
We are halfway into the adventure that is Relative Race, and this season has kept the trend of great story telling, family connections and amusing teams.
Day 4 of Relative Race is here with more family connections and some early morning shenanigans from the teams. Dance party anyone?
It’s day 3 of Relative Race and the teams are well underway on their individual journeys of family discovery. New challenges and discoveries await.
The teams face challenges like never before, and meet family they couldn’t imagine.
Season 6 of Relative Race is off with a bang, as the teams gather at Virginia International Raceway, ready to meet their relatives and compete for $50,000.
How often do we drive along using borrowed light? Is it only when the darkness comes that we turn on our own lights?
You may have heard of the Color Run, the Dirty Dash, or the Tough Mudder, but one Stake in Raleigh North Carolina is putting a new spin on the 5K run.