Latter-day Saint Football Sensation Sam Gordon Featured in Viral Nike Commercial

Latter-day Saint Sam Gordon stole the show in the best Super Bowl LIII commercial, and now she’s at it again with her role in a viral Nike commercial.

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Mascot at Mormon University BYU Comes Out as Gay

As Brigham Young University’s mascot, Cosmo the Cougar, Charlie Bird was the face of athletics at the nation’s largest Mormon university, but he was hiding a significant part of his identity — that he was gay.

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Utah Threatening To Strip Brigham Young University Police Force Of Its Authority

Utah wants to decertify the police force at Brigham Young University. The move comes as the result of legal action  related to an investigation into a sexual assault allegation by as student in 2016.

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6 Book of Mormon Truths to Consider When a Church Leader Commits a Serious Sin

When any trusted local or general leader in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints falls away from gospel truths or standards, it may cause faithful members who are aware of the situation to feel unsettled, uncertain, or confused. Why would God, who knows both the past and the future, allow someone who is secretly unworthy (or who will become unworthy during the course of his or her calling) to hold a high and sacred position in Christ’s true Church? While possible answers to this question are probably as unique as the various circumstances in which any case might arise, the Book of Mormon offers some divinely revealed insights on this topic.

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Longtime church spokesman, who was on hand for historic events in Latter-day Saint history, dies

From polygamy and document forgeries to the Equal Rights Amendment and blacks being ordained to the priesthood, there were many times Don LeFevre, a longtime spokesman for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, could have lost his cool when dealing with the news media.

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Electric cable contributed to death of missionary from Utah, church says

Dominican officials now believe contact with an electric cable caused Elder Brennan Conrad to fall from the roof of his apartment building to his death on Wednesday, according to a news release issued by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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LDS missionaries save the lives of 4 people who crashed car into island lake

Two missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are being hailed as heroes after saving the lives of four people, according to the LDS Church.

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Challenging segregation, clashing with the LDS Church,

Latter-day Saint Football Sensation Sam Gordon Featured in Viral Nike Commercial Latter-day Saint Sam Gordon stole the show in the best Super Bowl LIII commercial, and now she’s at it again with her role in a viral Nike commercial. Read...

Over a decade ago, you wouldn’t be considered wrong for believing mixed martial arts and Mormonism didn’t mix. When Westin Wilson began practicing MMA 12 years ago as a high school student, the sport’s label of violence made it seen as something...

Over a decade ago, you wouldn’t be considered wrong for believing mixed martial arts and Mormonism didn’t mix. When Westin Wilson began practicing MMA 12 years ago as a high school student, the sport’s label of violence made it seen as something that Mormons simply shouldn’t do, according to Wilson.

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DC Cathro is a Chicago-based playwright, actor, and director from the Washington DC metropolitan area. His musical “Till,” written with award-winning composer Leo Schwartz, is one of three winners in the 2016 Main Street Musicals Festival, selected by Gregory Mosher....

DC Cathro is a Chicago-based playwright, actor, and director from the Washington DC metropolitan area. His musical “Till,” written with award-winning composer Leo Schwartz, is one of three winners in the 2016 Main Street Musicals Festival, selected by Gregory Mosher. In 2014, he became the only playwright to have two shows in the Pride Films and Plays Festival in Chicago, IL; “Pen, A Musical” (also written with Schwartz) and “Family Holiday.” DC’s works have been read at theatres and festivals across the U.S., including The William Inge Festival in Independence, Kansas, The Kennedy Center in Washington DC, and Greenhouse Ensemble Theatre in New York City.

Today’s Mormon missionaries: Clingy, soft, and immature?

The reaction to last week’s announcement that Mormon missionaries will now be able to call home once a week—instead of twice a year, as was the former policy—has been mostly positive.

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Utah Missionary one of four involved in collision in New Caledonia

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, on Sunday, said several young missionaries, including one from Bluffdale, were recently involved in a serious collision in New Caledonia.

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Mormon son, 27, ‘murdered his multi-millionaire CEO father, his mother and their cleaner at their gated $3.4m Newport Beach home before being arrested at an ER’

Baptism: An Absolutely Priceless Gift

We baptized our fifth child on a Saturday morning in January. It was bitterly cold outside, but the church was warm. There were the usual elements: salt, chrism and water. Satan and his works were rejected. A new Christian was born.

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Super Bowl Champ Tom Brady Posts “I Love My Mormons”

Latter-day Saint and two-time Super Bowl champion Kyle Van Noy has enjoyed his fair share of media coverage since Super Bowl LIII when his 14-yard sack on Los Angeles quarterback Jared Goff and rock-solid defense contributed to the Patriots holding the Rams to only three points in the lowest scoring game in Super Bowl history.

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Key Macron aide quits Élysée as Benalla scandal deepens

Emmanuel Macron’s closest special adviser has become the latest to quit the Élysée Palace as the French president reshuffles his team to counter the gilets jaunes anti-government protests and an ongoing scandal around a former security aide.

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints leaders distribute donations from holiday initiative

The Primary President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, traveled to New York City to deliver donations to several of the Church’s global humanitarian partners.

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LDS organists volunteer at Pocatello Seventh-day Adventist Church

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Pocatello once again has beautiful music for its worship services — thanks in part to members of another faith.

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Sister Missionary Searches for the Good Samaritan Who Helped Her After She Was Hit by a Car

McKenna Grover desperately wants to thank a good Samaritan from her past—if only she knew where to find him.

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TLC’s ‘Our Twinsane Wedding’ highlights these twin sisters who married twin brothers

Two twins sisters who are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of L...

Today’s Mormon missionaries: Clingy, soft, and immature? The reaction to last week’s announcement that Mormon missionaries will now be able to call home once a week—instead of twice a year, as was the former policy—has been mostly positive. Read Story...

Hi! I’m Rosemary, but you can call me Rosie. I come from a long line of fine artists and I’m a self-proclaimed paper-doll-making master. But more than anything, I love the temple. Temples are important, but not because they’re some of...

Hi! I’m Rosemary, but you can call me Rosie. I come from a long line of fine artists and I’m a self-proclaimed paper-doll-making master. But more than anything, I love the temple.

Temples are important, but not because they’re some of the most beautiful buildings in the world. Temples matter because they house sacred ordinances. Like temples, as daughters of God our worth is not defined by our exteriors, but by the royal spirits that our bodies house. What we wear, especially in the temple, should reflect the beauty within.

When shopping for my first temple dress, I felt a little disappointed with the options. The temple felt like such a special and personal experience, but I couldn’t find anything that felt very special or “me” at all. As more and more of my friends entered the temple, I’ve observed that my temple dress experience wasn’t unique to me. I created Q.NOOR to ensure that women have dresses as special and beautiful as going to the temple feels.

As a former international high fashion model, I’ve had the unique opportunity to work closely with fashion’s finest creatives. For two years I observed and learned from designers, stylists, and brands like Jill Stuart, Zac Posen, Miss Sixty, Patti Wilson, Gucci, and Vogue. This training proved to be a major blessing and the perfect preparation for the construction of Q.NOOR.