Christmas is About Jesus Christ
Christmas is a great time of year to to share with others your testimony of Jesus Christ as your personal Savior and Redeemer. See the article “Explaining Mormon Beliefs: Jesus Christ” for a list of online resources that explain more about our belief in...
Day 2 of #LightTheWorld LDS Christmas Celebration
“I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink.” MATTHEW 25:35 There are people around you who are both physically and spiritually thirsty. In addition to helping people receive the nourishment their bodies need, you can bless their lives spiritually. Did you know that access...
5 Ways to #LightTheWorld with Family History
The Light the World Christmas celebration encourages us to follow the example of the Savior. Each day in December, Mormon.org will feature one of the Savior’s teachings along with ideas to help you put that teaching into practice. The service that you do can bring...
Day 1 of #LightTheWorld LDS Christmas Celebration
“Freely ye have received, freely give.” MATTHEW 10:8 Jesus made it clear that everything we have is a generous gift freely given from God. We should be grateful for all that we have and be willing to give just as freely to others. What can you sacrifice today to make...
#LIGHTtheWORLD Calendar
To help you participate in sharing goodness this Christmas, This Mormon Life collaborated with 20 other bloggers to create a #LIGHTtheWORLD calendar. Each day, their calendar will have ideas from Mormon.org as well as from other LDS contributors. Their Google Calendar...
Scripture-a-Day Advent Calendar for December
Scriptures 365 has created a scripture-a-day advent calendar for December to help keep Christ in Christmas. Click the image above for a large version of the calendar. Follow Scriptures 365 on Facebook and Instagram for daily scripture memes. Create your own scripture...
Giving Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2017
#GivingTuesday is a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and collaboration. Giving Tuesday, or the National Day of Giving, is celebrated on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving by individuals, families, organizations, businesses and communities in...
LDS First Presidency Christmas Devotional, Sunday, Dec 3, 2017
The First Presidency invites you and your friends to watch the First Presidency’s Christmas devotional broadcast on Sunday, December 3, 2017, at 6:00 p.m. (Mountain Standard Time). The program will include Christmas messages by General Authorities and General Officers...
Updated Edition of the Book of Mormon in Yapese
The First Presidency has announced an updated edition of the Book of Mormon in Yapese. Electronic versions are now available on LDS.org and in the Gospel Library mobile app. Printed copies will be available by March 30, 2018. Members are not expected to obtain new...
Updated Edition of the Book of Mormon in Hiligaynon
The First Presidency has announced an updated edition of the Book of Mormon in Hiligaynon. Electronic versions are now available on LDS.org and in the Gospel Library mobile app. Printed copies will be available by March 30, 2018. Members are not expected to obtain new...
Music Video “Come and See” Supporting LDS #LIGHTtheWORLD
LDS singer/songwriter Bri Ray recruited some of the most talented artists in Utah to collaborate on this music video “Come and See.” It’s an invitation to come and see Jesus Christ who loves, heals, and saves. This video is the creative result of Bri...
#LightTheWorld LDS Christmas Celebration 2017 Begins
The 2017 “Light the World” Christmas celebration has begun. The Church encourages us to light the world by following the example of the Savior. Watch the new video below. Serve 25 Ways in 25 Days Each day, mormon.org will feature a teaching of the Savior with a brief...
Thanksgiving Day: Gratitude
On this Thanksgiving Day, you may want to enjoy some of the following resources with your family and friends: Gratitude entry in Gospel Topics, which lists many additional resources Read 16 Quotes on Gratitude from Each of the Latter-day Prophets Article “Think...
LDS General Conference Tickets for International Visitors
The ticket process for visitors from outside the United States and Canada wishing to attend LDS general conference has changed. In the past, international visitors could go to the Conference Center Ticket Office to get tickets. From now on, tickets need to be ordered...Follow on social media