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In honor of Mother's Day and women everywhere, here is a look at 10 remarkable women in LDS Church history.

This timeline provides an overview of significant Church history events.

So, if you've been anywhere near me in the last few months or follow me on Instagram, you are well aware that we just completed an epic ro...

Going to a new church can often feel like your first day at a new school. Today I want to share what an LDS church is like. Maybe answer a few of your questions before you go — so you can feel more comfortable there. Who: Who attends the LDS church? In general, it isContinue Reading

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Last spring I came across an article on My Best LDSabout what could be the shortest general conference talk ever given. Now, a fact like that is hard to prove considering we do not have transcripts for every conference talk given in our Church's history, but it seems likely that this could be the shortest talk ever given in general conference, especially considering that speakers in the 1800s were not known for their brevity.

These celebrities found the gospel and happily became members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Many Mormons are familiar with the story of how then-apostle Wilford Woodruff had a vision of the Founding Fathers in the St. George Temple and how they asked him to do their temple work. Some Mormons may also be vaguely aware that when Woodruff did the Founding Fathers' work that he also performed the ordinances for about 45 “other eminent men” from history.

When Raymond Weaver shared his curiosity for Native American history—specifically how these ancient people came to live in the Americas—his friend replied that he had a book that could help answer that question.