Allred Gospel Doctrine Class

Great video teaching the eternal joy of making and keeping temple covenants.

For members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (sometimes referred to as Latter-day Saints), the temple is the most sacred place of worship on earth—it is the house of the Lord. It is a place set apart from the rest of the world where members seek to draw closer to God. The phrases “Holiness to the Lord” and “The House of the Lord” are found near the entrance of every temple and remind us that each is a sacred place. A free public open house is held after each temple is built or renovated. During that time, people of all ages and faiths are welcome to enter and tour the temple. The open house includes a walk-through tour of the temple. After the temple is formally dedicated, entrance is reserved for faithful members of the Church. Learn more about Temples... https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/temples/inside-temples?lang=eng

An excellent and clarifying article.

Elder Holland: What He Said is Not What They Heard Cover image via the Church Newsroom. To read more insights from Daniel, visit his blog: Sic Et Non. Between my first arrival on campus in the fall of 1970 and

The Elder Holland we know.

The Elder Holland I Know The following is co-published with Public Square Magazine. Those familiar with my history know that I’ve been pretty public about my sexuality for quite a while. I’ve been on TV,

The Book of Abraham Shulem, One of the Kings Principle Waiters Video produced by Pedro Olavarria and used with permission. See other great videos by Pedro on his page at https://www.youtube.com/user/PedroAOlavarriaDonate...

Restoration of the Melchizedek Priesthood

Church of Jesus Christ Launches 2020 Christmas Initiative The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has officially launched its global 2020 Christmas initiative. Ideas for ways to serve others and light the world during this year’s Christmas season are now available on LightTheWorld.org.

This is fascinating.

The story behind the first baptism for the dead that you may have never heard Did you know the first baptism for the dead was a mother acting in proxy for her recently deceased son? Did you know she was baptized in the Mississippi River? It’s true. Jane Neyman was baptized for her son, Cyrus, with a woman named Vienna Jacques on horseback serving as witness.

President Dallin H. Oaks, Sheri Dew, and Richard Lyman Bushman will speak at the BYU Church History Symposium March 12–13! See you there. https://rsc.byu.edu/conferences/church-history