The New Creatives on BYUtv: Meet the independent makers who are reinventing what it means to be an artist!
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What does “creativity” mean in a world where media tools are rapidly changing and endlessly available?
See how a piano made me cry . . . #DIwhy
At Deseret Industries, they see potential in everything. All it takes is one person to see the music that still lives inside.
Joseph Smith had a dog? Apparently so . . .
Pet lovers rejoice! At a session of the Mormon History Association Conference on June 2, scholar Alexander L. Baugh from BYU presented sources that tell more about Joseph’s dog, including documents recently discovered in Iowa.
Mormon Battalion “DOCTOR DEATH” gets stoned: A new tombstone for the 1846 Mormon Battalionβs army doctor is placed
Dr. George B. Sanderson served the Mormon Battalion during the Mexican War during 1846-1847. When his grave was located, only a sad, broken, acid rain etched marker existed. The Mormon Battalion Association and other interested persons purchased a marker to identify Dr. Sanderson and his wife Ellen.
4-Year-old Claire Ryann (Mormon singer) and her dad perform “You’ll Be in My Heart” by Disney on ELLEN
We love Claire Ryann! This cute LDS youngster is breaking the internet with her fun Disney covers!
Check out her latest from Ellen!
Modesty: Thoughts on acceptance, love, and judgment (Richard Ostler and Mindy Gledhill)
The two articles below (by Richard Ostler and Mindy Gledhill) have gone relatively “viral” in social media that past couple of weeks. Both address modesty and judgment. Take a few…
A Conversation with Thomas Wirthlin McConkie by KUER (RadioWest / Doug Fabrizio)
Listen to the full episode with Thomas Wirthlin McConkie: http://radiowest.kuer.org/post/conversation-thomas-wirthlin-mcconkie Thomas Wirthlin McConkie is a descendent of two highly influential Mormon leaders. Β And yet, his close ties to the…
SURVEY: LDS millennials more Democratic and diverse than older Mormons (Salt Lake Tribune/Jana Riess)
Mormon millennials are mostly married and wed at about the same age as their parents. They grew up in smaller families, are more racially diverse and more politically balanced than previous LDS generations.
LDS Swimmer Opens Mission Call Before Winning National Swimming Title and Shares Testimony With Teammates at Farewell
This is Joel Thatcher opening a letter determining where he will go for a two-year missionary service. This is always an exciting event for young adults in The Church…
