LDS Perspectives: Vanity Prayers
Leta Greene never thought she would grow up to be a beauty consultant and motivational speaker. But she has overcome the scars of emo...
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LDS Perspectives: Balancing Religious Tensions
Finding a balance between loyalty or commitment to one’s faith and sympathetic openness to other faiths is one of the biggest challen...
LDS Perspectives: Jewish Holy Days
Gale Boyd is an ethnic Jew who is a convert to the LDS Church. In 1983, she and her husband moved their family to Israel to explore t...
President Thomas S. Monson is Hospitalized, Released Two Days Later
President Thomas S. Monson was admitted to the hospital April 3rd and released Wednesday, April 5th. “He has received treatment...
LDS Perspectives: Art is Sacred Space
Rita Wright is the curator for the Springfield Museum of Art. Formerly she taught art at Brigham Young University and was the curator...
LDS Perspectives: The Three Witnesses
By June 1829 Martin Harris, Oliver Cowdery, and David Whitmer had verbalized a desire to be the special three witnesses alluded to in...
LDS Perspectives: What is Doctrine?
Dr. Michael Goodman was part of the team tagged to write the institute cornerstone course The Eternal Family. He and his team develop...
LDS Perspectives: New Directions in Mormon Studies
Historian, author, and educator Patrick Mason tells his students that Mormon studies is just a really fun place to play. It gets to t...
LDS Perspectives: Another View of the Mormon Trail
Artists Josh Clare, John Burton, and Bryan Mark Taylor worked for years on a project called Saints at Devil’s Gate. It consists...
LDS Perspectives: LDS Women at the Pulpit
Editors Jenny Reeder and Kate Holbrook, respectively 19th- and 20th-century women’s historians, discuss their multi-year project to b...