MormonHaven News Archives
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5/7
* America’s Next Top Mormon
* More Utahns showing up on reality TV
* Aid agencies accepting Myanmar cyclone relief donations
* Mormons react after 2 teens are attacked at Gilbert park
* Women's Conference speakers tell grads to keep learning
* Being active is key to healthy living
* JetBlue founder David Neeleman sees big potential for his new Brazilian airline Azul
* Men, it's really OK to show a few tears
* LDS "Idol" finalist David Archuleta still owns the judges
* Hero's welcome planned for Archuleta
* Ex-Black Panther finds strength in gospel path
* LDS Church Seeks to Inform Media
* Controversy Affects Missionary Work
5/6
* LDS rebut N.Y. Times Web article
* Polygamy Then and Now
* E.V. Mormons prepare for new temple
* Catholics told not to give LDS parish data
* Vatican trying to avoid baptism by proxy
* Raising worthy, righteous sons is 'high adventure'
* Motherhood suspended on the thin wire of mortality
* Many sing praises of Archuleta
* Michael McLean celebrates 25 years of songwriting
* Teachers appreciated
* Woman is shot in arm during Ogden argument
* Mormon teens become targets of beating
* John Whiting, Republican leader and Western tenor, dies Monday
4/29
* Ancient writings support LDS doctrine and teachings
* Crash course may help LDS organists to soar
* LDS Temple to be built in Gila Valley
* Meet the Mormons
* Stephenie Meyer: A New J.K. Rowling?
* Osmonds will perform with Tabernacle Choir
* From the Homefront: Quiet book
* Wirthlin: 'It's a miracle I'm alive'
* Battlestar Galactica: Could Gaius Baltar Be. . .a Mormon?
* Culture Vulture: There's no way around it: I am an 'Idol' junkie
* Liberty's Gentry is a baseball player on a mission
4/27-4/28
* Church Works With Governments to Strengthen Families
* Taiwan artist will set brushes aside for mission
* Community helps clean graffiti from couple’s home
* Amid confusion, LDS clarify faith
* Celebrations, sadness at Church College reunion
* Site expected be a beacon for the faithful
* Lundbergs use skills to spread happiness
* Thousands learn preparedness
* New Dolphins guards take unlikely paths
* Bondi Rescue lifeguard Blake McKeown leaves for Mormon mission
4/26
* LDS Church announces plans for two new temples in Arizona
* Pres. Monson to conclude Women's Conference
* Church Works With Governments to Strengthen Families
* "Saigon Shepherd" Keeps Flock in His Heart
* LDS breaks ground on Lenexa center
* Osmond family to join Tabernacle Choir for Pioneer Day Concert
* Donny, Marie: Vegas headliners
* Operation Soccer Chopper
* Load Up the Pantry
* New Resources Available for Family History Leaders
* LDS Yuma Stake celebrates milestone
* Open house to spotlight local, family history
* LDS Church News articles
* A Prom Of Their Own
* 'American Idol': Midvale's singing sensation David Archuleta
* Faithful journey: Colorado students explore religions along Wasatch Front
* Cameras keep eyes on falcons in SLC
* LDS Church reminds public: Mormons are not polygamists
4/25
* BYU grads exhorted to learn and serve
* BYU commencement: Graduates issued challenge
* Clarifying Polygamy Confusion
* Thousands celebrate college's half century
* Neighbors help couple whose home was vandalized
* LDS film
* 'Idol' may become battle of Davids
* Rejection was never so flattering
4/24
* BYU-Idaho president teaches students about finding the joy of redemption
* BYU boasts smart, motivated students
* LDS 'Idol' finalists make it to the top five
* Mormon Stake forum set for this weekend
* Program encourages BYU athletes to serve
* Making ourselves a perfect fit in marriage
* 'Saigon Shepherd' keeps flock in his heart
* LDS singer on stage with Celtic Woman
* Provo gallery offers LDS art and literature
* 'Heart' is one of the most important words in scripture
* Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin of the Quorum of the Twelve watches the Red & White Game
* The Joseph F. Smith Memorial Building
* Tips for Living: Feeling stressed again?
4/23
* A Week in the Life of a Mormon Family
* LDS Church calls request 'erroneous'
* LDS Church responds to judge's comment
* Archaeologists unable to find Pratt's remains
* Romney's run good for LDS Church
* LDS 'Idol' finalists sing the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber
* Lehi making plans for Old Folks Party
* Mormon Trail Author to Give Free Program at UW American Heritage Center
* Utah ranks lowest in drunken driving
4/22
* Church Embraces Increased Media Attention
* LDS missionary dies after Brazil hit-run accident
* Exhumation begins for Parley Pratt
* Prayers: Request baffles LDS official
* Anti-Mormon threats spray-painted on couple’s house, garage, car
* 'Idol' alum Carmen Rasmusen stuck to her faith and her music
* Crime reports decrease on BYU-Idaho campus
* Reflections of Christ slide show
* Resource for Military Families Available Online
* Modern-day Mormons disavow polygamy
* Johnson living dream in major leagues
* BYU-Idaho Symphony Band's show to benefit Family Guidance Center
* BYU and UVSC plan commencements
* 'Claim your freedom, overcome fear,' Presiding Bishop tells Utah Episcopalians
* Bomber Pilot Re-enacts Famous WWII Candy Drop
4/20-4/21
* Open house expected to draw thousands
* New LDS temple expected to boost tourism
* LDS apostles attend meeting with Pope in NYC
* Ecumenical meeting marks first time Mormons join in papal gathering
* Early Mormon music will echo this week in Washington, D.C.
* Respect for Diversity of Faiths
* Churches are growing in fresh directions
* Texas LDS deal with confusion
* Mormons note differences
* Four ways to know Jesus
* Mormons offer alternative prom for students
* Mormon history on show
* Lake Helen cemetery cleanup a matter of respect
4/19
* Elder D. Todd Christofferson: A sacred sense
* LDS General Authorities chart
* 2007 annual report
* LDS apostle lists differences with FLDS sect
* LDS again stress the difference from FLDS
* Church Collaborates on Emma Smith Movie
* Mormons set to celebrate 30 years in Dominican Republic
* Not all 'Idol' finalists are treated equally
* Teachers honored at event
* LDS Church News articles
* Utah Institute, Neighboring School Look to the Future
* Disabilities Web Site Offers Resources
* Local author hopes LDS novel will be crossover hit
4/18
* Senior Church Leader Appeals to Media to Make Distinction
* Be a good influence online, Elder Ballard urges
* Romney Shows His Funny Side
* Shared joy, grief bind all cultures
* Forsaking treasures of world — and heart
* Time to reject entertainment baloney
* LDS 'Idols' survive to sing another day
* Former slugger Dale Murphy's son awaiting selection in NFL draft
* ESPN Commentator Says Jazz Fans Are 'Mormon' And 'Vicious'
* Local author hopes LDS novel will be crossover hit
* Scrapbooking mom-and-pop store All My Memories is closing up shop
4/17
* Mormons set to celebrate 30 years in Dominican Republic
* BYU professors have eye on pontiff
* What’s in a name?
* Forsaking treasures of the world -- and heart
* 'More Amazing Mormon World Records'
* Utah institute, neighboring school look to the future
* Results of Vote Reveal Greatest BYU Athletes
* Archuleta shines again on American Idol
* LDS news notes
* Lending his voice
* Then & Now: Still afloat
* On the air: Select offerings for the LDS audience
* USU hoops star 'getting his wish'
* C.S. Lewis enthusiast chronicles his passion
* Conservative Marriott cool on changes
4/16
* Acts of service make a life in the gospel
* Multicultural issues enrich lives of writer, her family
* Ex-model pushing modest styles
* Archuleta's Utah friends say humility is no act
* 'Idol' alum Carmen Rasmusen stuck to her faith and her music
* Mainstream Mormons feel torn over polygamous ranch raid
* Still Deseret after nearly 158 years
4/15
* Elder David A. Bednar to speak at BYU commencement
* Capitol, Tabernacle restorers recognized
* Study confirms alcohol link to breast cancer
* Mormon Media Observer: The 'perfect storm' goes global
* History buffs seek Mormon Battalion 'gold' in California
* Wanted: Your Experiences with the March Issue
* Deseret Morning News is now just Deseret News
* LDS offers parenting seminar
4/13-4/14
* Elder Bednar to talk at BYU graduation
* Mormon Church missionaries link with community
* Singer isn't eager for his retirement
* Some Facts About The Mormons
4/12
* Joseph Smith translated by revelation, professor says
* LDS Church critical of media reports on FLDS
* International Resources Now Available on Church Music Site
* Two LDS women combine to write award-winning script
* Conference Proceedings, Participant Comments Now Available Online
* History buffs to retrace Mormon Battalion's trek
* Uchtdorf encourages a global view
* Ex-NFL player with Tallahassee roots speaks Friday
* Apostle urges BYU-Idaho graduates to make their influence felt in the digital world
* LDS Church News articles
* Littleton resident returns from mission trip to Paraguay
* Emma Smith Film Hits Movie Theaters Today
4/11
* BYU to host annual Women's Conference May 1-2
* 295 graduate from LDS Business College
* Docudrama highlights faith of Emma Smith
* 'Emma Smith' is a labor of love
* Reports of Polygamy Story Vary Across the World
* Extrabiblical Scriptures Are Not Barrier to Christianity
* Muslims, Mormons build bond
* Saying bye to Bondi
* Stephenie Meyer Talks More About the Twilight Movie
* Conservative groups ask Marriott to stop offering hotel guests adult movie option
* Archuleta moves on
* Utah doctors opposed to abortion blast ACOG guidelines
* From our LDS community
4/10
* BYU to host annual Women's Conference May 1-2
* Power still resides in apostles from the past
* Special needs mutual productions have hundreds of 'stars'
* Elder L. Tom Perry Keynote Speaker at LDS Business College 121st Commencement
* Leadership is needed everywhere in church
* A day in the life of LDS missionaries
* Emma Smith movie
* On faith: Many young people face decisions about virtues, morals
* History buffs to retrace Mormon Battalion's trek
* Getting the scriptures into our hearts
* Mormons have “fundamental” PR problem
* Ex-NFL player with Tallahassee roots speaks Friday
4/9
* Mormon Grandmother Helps Australian Prime Minister Say “Sorry”
* Relationships are key to building LDS credibility internationally
* African American ancestry the topic at New Jersey genealogical conference
* Passover traditions draw interest from LDS audience
* BYU Students Experience Tension of the Middle East
* S.L. Council OKs City Creek skybridge in a 6-1 vote
* Rising vocal stars — including 'Idol's' Archuleta — depend on Utah coach
* Man, 96, has to leave new wife in Canada
* Many factors affecting availability of wheat
4/8
* Global awareness of LDS Church growing
* New LDS apostle appreciated for help with Vanocur geneology
* Mormons Provide Humanitarian Services to 4 Million in 85 Countries in 2007
* LDS World: Reconsidering worldly standards of beauty
* Students Edified by General Conference
* Mormon Church Reacts To Report Of Beaten Missionary
* Emotional farewell — Cultures mingle in tribute to young girl
* 'Fighting Insanity' Setting the record on Mormons straight
4/7
* Speakers Share Messages of Hope and Faith
* Moving forward: LDS leader reaches out, urges respect
* Young Women leader urges teens to stay true to values
* New Young Women Leaders See Bright Future
* Valley man called to LDS ‘Seventy’
* Wilberg, choir shine at conference debut
* Desire to Serve Others Motivates New Apostle
* Wayward LDS invited home
* LDS officials to meet with gay group
* The World Report
* Loving life as a sculptor
* Dear son: Did you get the package that I sent?
4/6
* New General Authorities and Area Seventies Announced
* Elder D. Todd Christofferson named new apostle; other leaders called
* Dozens of leaders called to LDS posts
* New Young Women Leaders Announced
* Brief biographies of new leaders called to LDS Church hierarchy
* LDS leader blasts abuse
* LDS General Conference: Monson makes 'em smile
* Sustained: LDS faithful embrace new First Presidency
4/5
* Thousands to Attend 178th Annual General Conference
* Latter-day Saints Continue Long Tradition of Gathering for General Conference
* Solemn assembly will be in Saturday morning conference session
* LDS conference: Church is expected to add an apostle
* New LDS apostle: A crucial choice
* Monson taking the wheel of a church on the move
* Additional TRAX service today, Sunday
* New Church President Serves in Public and Private Settings
* Former Mormon Tabernacle Choir director lands at Utah State
* Museum Seeks Submissions for Church Art Competition
* LDS therapists' workload expected to rise
* Living Mormon
* Hearing the voice inside
* Mormon missionary assaulted in possible hate crime
* LDS women will hold annual conference
* LDS Church News articles
4/4
* Relatives get OK to disinter, move Parley P. Pratt
* Parley P. Pratt finally going home
* General Conference reminders
* General conference times and broadcast information
* New LDS ad campaign touts the 'Truth Restored'
* LDS faithful visit Hinckley's grave
* Ghana: Julie Beck Visits Country
* LDS 'Idol' Watch — Results night
* "Heaven's Not That Far" with Joshua Creek
* Music vital in bringing comfort
* Jessop returning to his musical roots
* LDS firm abandons Hawaii development
* Group aims to bring life back to Pioneer village
* UT girl likely dead before family knew she was gone
4/3
* Question-and-Answer Session Headlines Historic Australian Broadcast
* President Thomas S. Monson to be sustained as 16th president of the LDS Church
* 'We'll call in our solemn assemblies . . .'
* Word of the Week: 'Sustain'
* Behind the Big Voice: Who Is David Archuleta?
* Idol watch — It's Dolly Parton week for LDS 'Idols'
* Archuleta wows Idol judges again
* Girl's family knew man accused of killing her; suspect's family denies his guilt
* Eyring: Young Women Must Have Faith to Pray
* Retiring BYU band director sets sights on travel, service
* U.S. Muslims and Mormons share deepening ties
* Family Researchers Get a Helping Hand
* Fashion show makes a statement for modesty
* Gathering is way of life for us Mormons
* Sacrament standards exist for a reason
* BYU student engineers’ invention to give customers ‘happy feet’ in 30 minutes or less
* Tarboro honors its fallen hero
* BYU-Idaho academic vice president teaches students about walking the path of righteousness
* LDS writers honored through newly created Whitney Awards
4/2
* Taiwan Mayor Seeks Missionary Help
* Living Mormon
* U.S. Muslims and Mormons share deepening ties
* Hearing the voice inside
* Official statement on the future of Personal Ancestral File (PAF)
* A virtual tour of Temple Square
* Ogden man pleads guilty in $140 million-plus fraud
4/1
* Conference schedules
* 16th president of the LDS Church
* President Thomas S. Monson; In his own words
* President Monson — a lifetime ministry of love and service
* Mormon influence in West remains strong
* Top Mormon cities, counties
* Donny tells David to enjoy the 'American Idol' ride
* Mountain Meadows: Landmark designation would further the healing
* Education, obedience: Keys to fulfilling the McKay prophecy
* Family Researchers Get a Helping Hand
* Texas School 'Borrows' Honor Code from BYU
* Students baffled by LDS, FLDS difference, study says
3/30-3/31
* Leaders Encourage Young Women to Make Good Choices
* LDS girls told to avoid temptation
* LDS Films Undergo Evolution
* Mormons break ground on first Centerton meetinghouse
* Band is steeped in LDS lore
* Family first, Folau moves to Brisbane
* Graffiti at BYU may be linked to India unrest
* Auditions for "Our Story Goes On"
3/28
* Apostle to speak at BYU-Idaho winter commencement exercises
* Going door-to-door in a 'perfect storm'
* LDS Movie Studio Stands at Center of Church Film World
* Online journaling
* Whitney Awards honor LDS fiction writers
* Mormons for open source
* Dixie State president steps down
* McCain, Romney Campaign Together in Utah
* JetBlue Founder Starting Airline in Brazil
* Repeat $200,000 boosts Premier's Flood Appeal past $2 million
* Fenton asks for clean up volunteers
* Mormon church envoy to meet with massacre descendants
* Bone marrow drive set for girl
3/27
* Member of the Seventy teaches BYU-Idaho students about the priesthood
* 'Meet the Mormons' is topic of meeting at BYU
* Then & now: The 'much-loved' old Ogden Tabernacle
* Unnoticed conviction can still run deep
* Book of Mormon has some company
* A calling with view
* Readers weigh in on favorite LDS fiction writers
* McCain dropping by Utah with Romney in tow
* 'American Idol' axes another finalist; 9 remain, including Utahn David Archuleta
* Utah's Idol sings on
* Mountain Meadows meetings in Arkansas
* Local couple will serve where pioneers walked
* 'Suspicious' men doing missionary work
* Latter-day Saints support Lighthouse
3/26
* Brigham Young enthusiast manages Joseph Smith Papers project
* Church donation boosts flood relief appeal
* Local volunteers make 100 blankets for needy
* Documentary chronicles history of blacks in Mormon church
* Take a virtual tour of downtown Salt Lake City
* Rick Majerus: Is Nothing Sacred? Not Even Underwear?!
* Three religions examined in interfaith series
* McCain-Romney ticket would be potent for Republicans
3/25
* Every Sunday is Easter Sunday
* Elder Batemen Enumerates Lessons of the Atonement
* LDS Church encourages attendance at caucus meetings
* Door Broken at LDS Church
* Colorado Catholics forgive Mormon missionaries during Holy Week
* Choose to Give Hopes to Recruit Students
* How Donny Osmond Avoided the Pitfalls of Hollywood Life
* Biblical and Latter-Day Saint Principle-Centered Topical Guides Now Available Electronically
* Little Boxes, Big Promises
* All About You" new from Kenneth Cope
* Racer goes the distance
* Joseph Smith’s Life in Court
* Latter-day Saints to break ground on new building
3/23-3/24
* In Christ Shall All Be Made Alive
* First Presidency Easter Message
* Each Sunday we talk of Christ, we preach of Christ, we rejoice in Christ. In this way, every Sunday is Easter Sunday
* Volunteers descend on Vine City for cleanup
* Late professor was a brilliant, gifted scholar
* Friends, family pay tribute to slain couple at Mormon service
* Mormon youth in Medina for missionary work
3/22
* Apostle Rededicates Visitor's Center
* Charges not filed against 3 elders
* Forgiving Catholics ask that LDS missionaries not be charged in shrine incident
* The Search for the Physical Cause of Jesus Christ's Death
* Visitors to Rembrandt Exhibit Find Common Ground
* How Donny Osmond Avoided the Pitfalls of Hollywood Life
* General Young Women Broadcast Set
* Racer goes the distance
* LDS Church News articles
* A visit from Joseph Smith; Founder of Mormon Church spent a week preaching in Mount Pleasant in 1833
* Are Mormons Christian? New Web Site and 7-minute Video Say ´Yes´
* Salt Lake player a man on a mission
* 'Jeopardy' champ Ken Jennings tests O.C.
* Easter musical by Irvine Mormons leaves out Jesus Christ's face
3/20
* LDS Church seeks to quell photo buzz
* Big clean for Tikipunga community
* Bishop urges forgiveness for misbehaved missionaries
* Local volunteers make 100 blankets for needy
* CES administrator teaches BYU-Idaho students about the importance of reverence
* Then & Now ... and counting
* Genealogy venturing into podcast territory
* Church supports women's shelter
* Book came from desire to know Christ
* Ex-LDS official's case is dropped by court
* Creativity at premium in Primary
* Miss Utah's focus on pageants, progress
* A welcoming point of view from a book without barriers
* Walker draws on waves of belief
* Scrapbooks moving into digital age
* Utah's Archuleta still singing on 'Idol'
* Heigl too lazy for religion
* Religion depts. open doors to Mormon studies
3/19
* Open House and Dedication Dates Announced for Twin Falls Idaho Temple
* Church’s Wheelchair Initiative Turns a New Corner
* Atonement called key to gospel knowledge
* Elder Scott counsels students to establish secure foundation
* City Creek gets updated finish: 2012
* Art Used on Cover of March Special Issue Available
* Elder Bruce C. Hafen to deliver annual Maxwell Institute lecture March 21 at BYU
* Merrill J. Bateman to keynote BYU Easter Conference March 22
* For LDS filmmakers, ordinary becomes extraordinary
* Commentary: Show respect for the practices and beliefs of others
* Osmonds to Host Miss USA in Las Vegas
* Michelle King to announce at bee
3/15
* Emotions Surface as New Museum Opens
* Aloha teen praised for attempts to rescue boy in the surf
* Body and spirit: Religious beliefs have impact on self-image
* Dean Compares Circumstances to Farming
* Plays about gay Mormons attracting audiences nationally
* Heavenly harmony
* LDS Church News articles
* Concrete pour called a Salt Lake 'milestone'
3/14
* First Latter-day Saint Missionary Born 200 Years Ago Today
* Bishop, Cannon back immigration bill
* SVU Making Positive Impact In BV
* Missionaries will stay out of Colorado town for now
* Statement issued by one of the missionaries at center of controversy
* Colorado incident: A few bad seeds or a need for more missionary training?
* Biblical art exhibit warms hearts in Denver
* Five to be inducted into Ricks Collge Athletic Hall of Fame
* Lex de Azevedo's Easter oratorio has U.S. premiere
* 400-year-old Bible is donated to BYU
* LDS leaders were environmentalists, experts say
* Possible McCain VP pick sees long healing from Iraq
3/13
* Richard E. Turley Jr. Named Assistant Church Historian and Recorder
* Special Issue on Savior Featured on New Web Site
* Leaders warn LDS against money scams
* Two Mormons in Top 12 on 'American Idol'
* Missionary reunions
* Joy and tears mix at the passing of a prophet
* Joseph Smith Papers will change landscape, editor says
* New Zealanders Spruce Up Neighborhoods
* Then and now: A Lehi landmark
* 'Perfect storm' sobering for LDS, historian says
* Remembering remarkable Kresimir Cosic
* A place of giving, a place of healing
* Baby blessings -- bright, sweet as birthday cake
* With life's parables, hyperbole not needed
* Assembly Hall worthy of a second look
* Ghana: A Gift to Gimpa
* PCC's Muaina: 'No More Strangers'
* Dean of Marriott School of Management teaches BYU-Idaho students about hearing the voice of the Spirit
3/12
* As Morality in Media Falls, Parents Should Do More, Network Founder Tells NPR
* Organization celebrates LDS writers
* Documentary chronicles history of blacks in Mormon church
* LDS cartoonist enjoys life with 'Pickles'
* Mitt would be 'honored' if v.p. choice
* AML Conference Explores LDS Contributions to the Arts
* 'Horton' writers take their film pitches seriously -- with music
* 8th-grader finds great rewards in dancing
* Mormon scripture compiled with the game player in mind
3/11
* Open House and Dedication Dates Announced for Panama and Brazil Temples
* Inu shows Eels teammates how to have a good time
* LDS Church isssues apology in missionary vandalism
* As Morality in Media Falls, Parents Should Do More, Network Founder Tells NPR
* Young Australian Mormons Clean Up Sydney Park
* Preparedness Pamphlets Available in 33 Languages
* Canadian couple in town for missionary service
* Friends and family remember selfless Ross Barfuss
* Good Heavens: Hotels Bolting on Bible
* High School deals with disappearance of former student
3/9-3/10
* Volunteers sort tonnes of clothes
* Documentary chronicles history of black Mormons
* Parish angered by 3 LDS missionaries
* LDS author weaving a legal web
* Aloha teen who dove into ocean to rescue boy presumed drowned
* Community's helping hands tackle graffiti
* 400-year-old Bible donated to BYU
* LDS and Eastern Religions Similar, New Survey Shows
3/8
* Special Magazine Supplement Honors President Hinckley
* History, Progress Written on Walls of Logan Institute of Religion
* Loveland family members to appear side-by-side in ‘Savior of the World’ performance
* 'American Idol' Top 12 chosen — Archuleta advances
* LDS Church News articles
* Finnish ancestry guide now available online
* Spiritual leader’s influence is indelible
* Mormonism increasingly draws Spanish-speakers as converts
* Kirby: Sometimes, it's a battle to get kids to church
* LDS Lives: Kresimir Cosic
* Hollywood's new girl: Amy Adams
3/7
* Seek understanding, not converts, Bushman urges Mormons
* LDS leader pitches soft-sell approach in missionary work
* Rallying against violence
* Some Union teens choose LDS prom
* Special Collections' 300,000 Rare Books, Artifacts Set University, Library Apart
* Our 'Book of Life' shares qualities with accountants' ledgers, says speaker
* Professor Says He Found Ark of the Covenant--Maybe
* Modern Pioneers Make Handcart Trek
* Two Studies Find Depression Widespread in Utah
* A message of hope: LDS writer makes debut with novel Heaven Scent
3/6
* Choir President sings praises of Jessop
* Unanswered questions about LDS Choir director's surprise departure
* Deseret News launches new Internet site
* MormonTimes.com: History, progress written on walls at Logan LDS Institute of Religion
* President of Bountiful Utah Temple teaches BYU-Idaho students about the power of the temple
* Stoic? LDS faith has passions that percolate
* Volunteers Help Restore Town Hit by Earthquake
* Cleaning of 'wonderful handprints' can wait
* Some Union teens choose LDS prom
* Mormon church welcomes new bishop to NWI
* BYU-Hawaii student moves forward with faith
* A flock of Eagles sighted at Canyon Lake
* Film's unique worldview lends charm to otherwise dull story
3/5
* Choir Director Resigns, Interim Director Named
* Mormon Tabernacle Choir leader resigns after near-decade wielding baton
* Mormon Tabernacle Choir Info
* LDS World: Learning from others outside Mormondom
* Quite a ride for author of 'Rolling'
* Rediscovering a native son
* BYU coach preaches spirituality, obedience, humility
* Hey, Joe, play a pro, one on one
* Stronger drinks to be available in Utah
3/4
* Sister Beck Says 'Forget Yourself'
* 88 Year Old Man Makes Almost 700 Quilts for Charity
* BusinessWeek ranks BYU business 7th in the nation
* Mormon Media Observer: Snapshots
* Mormon Pop: Looking back, ahead for 'American Idol's' Mormons
* "Bonneville" Writer Includes LDS Roots in First Produced Screenplay
* The Osmonds coming for PICC concert on June 14
3/2-3/3
* Missionaries dedicate their lives
* Mormon literature conference is set
* Wells gets wealth of volunteer assistance
* Man is arrested in knife incident
* Fresno native, former top attorney wins award
3/1
* New Web Site Focuses on Life and Teachings of Christ
* A Mormon perspective on the American quest
* Sister Beck to Address Young Adults
* BYU-Idaho Collegiate Singers to perform with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
* Elder Bateman Discusses Traits of Good Missionaries
* Dead Sea Scrolls myths unfurled
* President Clark encourages students to be 'as the army of Helaman'
* Mormons volunteering for battle against taggers
* Scholars gather to discuss groundbreaking book on Mormonism
* Sociologists revisit O'Dea's 'The Mormons'
* Earthquake victims to get Nevada aid
* 'Rough Stone' author to speak at Weber State
* LDS Church News articles
* Knitter uses her gift as a gift to others
* Temple district bombarded by political signs
* Mormon, Catholic doctrines can collide with culture
2/29
* Bishops See National Trend in Mormon Congregations
* Interest in Mormonism recently up
* Bloggernacle Back Bench: A roundtable discussion
* New movie stars Jessica Lange as LDS widow traveling in Utah
* Finalists must be tough to be next 'American Idol'
* Ex-Mormon harassed for Nauvoo witness
* The Mormon Church is busy growing (and challenging misconceptions)
* State of the Week: Utah
* Students Face Music Downloading Questions
2/28
* Site Offers Online Focus on the Savior
* Missionary killed, 2 hurt
* Sharing in the spirit of song — and praise
* 'Smug' Mormon takes on 'brazen' evangelical
* 23 years later, speaker remains young at heart
* President Monson's daughter speaks
* Distance Education
* What's new: 'Mormon Beliefs and Doctrines Made Easier'
* College: What to consider
* Treasure hunt
* Orioles' Guthrie on the rise again
* Then and now: Primary location
* David Archuleta's 'Imagine' wasn't just imagined up
* The Gift Of A Smile
* Tavernari — BYU's mouth that roars
2/27
* March Issue on Savior Testifies to All
* President Hinckley honored
* One month later: Remembering President Hinckley
* Late LDS president was a 'builder,' 'wit'
* Dating up a storm: BYU coeds more busy with pastime than most, study finds
* BYU-Idaho Religious Education Department instructor teaches about spiritual gifts
* Called to Blog: Fighting for the Church Online
* 'Idol' finalist Archuleta is in a good place
* “On Faith” panelist Michael Otterson
* Presidential election: Mormons for Obama? Hillary? Paul?
* Church Board of Education execs convene at BYUH
* Religion plays big role for some trying to stay sane during school year
2/26
* New Publishing Imprint Set to Boost Mormon Scholarship
* LDS Church announces new Historian's Press
* A Brief History of Mormon Publishing
* Church History Library Fact Sheet
* LDS Church will release Joseph Smith papers
* Church History Library will be 'state of the art'
* Study reveals changing landscape of religion
* LDS in Hawaii lose music icon, Aunty Genoa Leilani Keawe
* LDS Church responds to story on musician who left church
* Y Student Arrested for Theft
* LDS have largest families in U.S.
* ValueSpeak: Dissin' the Tab
* Utah sisters have own Oscars glory
* Religious Landscape Survey
* Religion study: Fewer stick to family faiths; number of unaffiliated up
2/24-2/25
* Care for the Flock
* New Mormon church press to boost publishing of history projects
* Book of Mormon Merits Rave Reviews at Auction
* Mormon Pop: What is'Mormon music'?
* New Principle-Centered Topical Guide for Latter-Day Saints
* Josh Romney mulling politics
* Conference on Mormon literature set
* Sheet Music: 'What is This Thing That Men Call Death?
* Casual cursing by teens is rising
* LDS Church disciplines musician
2/23
* Church Continues Steady Growth, National Council of Churches Says
* Academic world training an eye on Mormonism
* Faaa Tahiti Stake Members Perform Service
* New genealogy guide for Finland research
* Full-speed ahead: Bishop adjusts to Utah, speaks out on immigration
* Arizona Easter Pageant Continues 70-year-old Tradition
* Migrant opinion split
* Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints helping storm victims
* LDS Church News articles
2/22
* Church Launches Latvian Country Site
* Tabernacle timbers reveal pioneer-era draught
* Tabernacle timbers sing of history
* Church Continues Steady Growth, National Council of Churches Says
* Residents of Nevada are picking up the pieces
* Usually quiescent Utahns were powerhouse donors
* Mormon women look for greater role in the life of the church
* Impact of viewing violent movies is surprising
* Mormons, Boy Scouts targets of new suit
* Five siblings on the piano
* Bob Ray Sanders: The bigotry of religion in our lives
* Latter-day Saints' role in nurturing family ties
2/21
* Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons fastest-growing 'churches' in U.S.
* Why I joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
* Tips for living — Today: Kid-friendly family home evening
* LDS teen earns $10,000 as 'Jeopardy!' semifinalist
* Mesa 'Idol' contestant's innocence strikes chord with many
* Missionary food stories: Called — and served
* A miraculous meeting: Celebrity visit leads to blessing for family with 4 disabled sons
* Arizona Easter Pageant Continues 70-year-old Tradition
* Service project at U. produces thousands of "basic necessities"
* Churches were shelter from icy storm
* Artist finds spirit in experience
* 'Tender mercies' come into clear view
* Season of harvest comes to a close for 'Willie'
* Tracing Lost Histories
* 'Lead me guide me' — Children's exhibit follows words of classic song
* Parable: Acting part results in reflection
* Mormon comedy in Arizona
* Man arrested for forcing Temple jumpsuit on developmentally disabled man
2/20
* Mormon Students Counter Drop-out Trend
* Missionaries visit Accra Ghana orphanages
* Young Women General Board Member shares personal thoughts about President Monson
* 12-year-old hiker was a 'very, very happy little boy'Boy Scout falls 300 feet to his death in Yosemite
* LDS veteran makes film about his march for troop withdrawal
* Birth parents to remain anonymous
* Joseph Smith revelations tie to early Christian doctrines
* LDS members weigh in on Romney
* Has Jennifer Aniston Found Love On-Set?
* Teen ends 'Jeopardy!' run with $10,000
2/19
* Colleges scramble to offer curriculum on Mormon religion
* Latter-day Domination
* Religious bigotry factor in politics
* Many genealogical software is available for beginners
* Following the Pattern of Christ's Love
2/17-2/18
* Predominantly Mormon school will not raise tuition
* LDS leaders tell young folks to 'do less hanging out and more dating'
* WNC Mormons take comfort from church’s new leader
* Mormon Pop: More 'American Idol'
* LDS artist releases copies of Hinckley hymn
* Area Mormon youth help Sun City seniors tidy up community's ubiquitous rock lawns
* Mormon missionaries describe daily lives in Bloomington
* Smoot case fascinating
* Book review: 'The Mormon Church on Trial: Transcripts of the Reed Smoot Hearings'
* Why the Religious Right is stuck with McCain
* Churches weigh in on same-sex marriage
* Latter Day Saints building new Flowery Branch Church
* Poll shows Utahns are split on giving in-state tuition rates to undocumented
2/16
* Earthquake Response Continues in Peru as Members Rebuild Homes
* Jehovah's Witnesses Fastest-Growing of U.S. Faiths; Mormon Church 4th fastest
* New LDS leader unlikely to remain in Holladay home
* FamilySearch to hold software conference
* Elder Marlin K. Jensen Offers Life-Changing Advice to Students
* Mormons in the spotlight
* Hindu and Mormon Leaders Examine Similarities
* Why Mormon Divorces Cause Trouble For Some Couples
* LDS Church News articles
* An Inconvenient Truth: Anti-Mormon Bias Sunk Romney
* Mormon conquest
2/15
* The Mormon “Open-Door” Tradition of Hosting Visitors
* Debate resumes over illegal immigrants' status in LDS Church
* Compassion call could affect immigration bills
* Church Offers Condolences Following Passing of Congressman Lantos
* Mormon Pop: American Idol
* Murray High teen moving up on 'Idol'
* New book links Lincoln’s and Jefferson’s presidential leadership to religious ideals
* Mormons in the spotlight
2/14
* How to Bury a Prophet
* His words entertain but also teach us
* Emeritus Seventy urges BYU-Idaho students to work toward greater happiness and success
* Have compassion for immigrants, lawmakers urged
* Portuguese Triple Available Online
* Atonement deters hurt of priesthood restriction
* Single sisters in good company
* LDS briefs
* LDS artist right where she wants to be
* Current focus concentrates on retaining LDS members
* Associate director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir has added a "Requiem" to his resume
* 2000 Year Old Iron Ore Mine Discovered in Peruvian Andes
* No Mormons Need Apply
* Man scuffles with police at Mormon temple
* Martin E. Marty: Mormons and Idiosyncracy
* Jaycee Carroll career highlights
* Readers Disagree Over Mormon Church's Intentions
* Stories, emotion power BYU dance
2/13
* What Is This Thing That Men Call Death?
* Church Leaders Focus on Family in Leadership Training Meeting
* Bill honors LDS President Hinckley
* President Hinckley slideshow
* LDS leaders offer family condolences
* Take time to serve others, BYU students are urged
* BYU birth order study: It's about time
* Today on the Bloggernacle
* Allred's McKay Lecture tackles war paradox
* Off the court and into a Chapel
* Mormon Media Observer: Mitt's curtain call
* Huckabee: Perceived anti-LDS comment taken out of context, misunderstood
* Playing with fire: Romney campaign exposed anti-Mormonism
2/12
* BYU is No. 1 in magazine's admissions study
* Funeral Wednesday for Sister Faust
* President Hinckley taught positive change
* Worldwide Leadership Training to Be Made Available
* President Monson Keeps Close Ties to Canada
* New Religions Trend Among Teens, Speaker Says
* Cleaning Kits Help Auglaize Co. Resident Clean Following Flood
* U.S. not ready for Romney – or a Mormon?
2/10-2/11
* LDS dedicate Rexburg Temple
* Temple adds to Rexburg's economic boom
* LDS Church President Monson dedicates LDS Rexburg Temple
* President Monson not at cultural celebration in Rexburg
* Ruth Wright Faust Passes Away; Her Life Remembered
* Sister Ruth Wright Faust, widow of Pres. James E. Faust, dies at 86
* Church Will Work To Increase Understanding, Apostles Say
* Church Raising Self-Reliance in Cambodia
* Mormons extol home as haven
* Young Mormons spread faith at UNC
* Grandson tells story of famous LDS scientist
* PETA Urges New Mormon President to Promote Humane, Scriptural Vegetarian Diets
* Hard lessons for LDS Church from Romney's presidential campaign
* Missionaries Spread the News, but Don’t Read It
* 50th Grammy Awards: Mormon Tabernacle Choir empty-handed despite 2 nominations
* Gay Mormons request meeting with Pres. Monson
* Huntsman staying course
2/1
* Strength for youths — President shared a bond with young church members
* Mormons View Late Church Leader Hinckley
* Amid tears, hugs and memories, thousands view late church leader
* Mourners say they couldn't stay away
* Time, Newsweek write about LDS leader
* Mormons prepare to name a new prophet, and confront the challenges ahead
* Glenn's Tribute to the late LDS President Hinckley
* Succession in the Presidency
* President Hinckley’s Passing Prompts Global Media Coverage
* Mormon Battalion More Important Than Many Know
* Boy Scouts earn nearly 300 merit badges
* Romney, New Primary Date Put Utah on the Political Map
1/31
* Today's President Hinckley articles from Deseret News
* Rexburg Temple Dedication Postponed
* Gordon B. Hinckley: The most extraordinary LDS leader since Brigham Young
* Ex-Gov. Leavitt Will Attend Hinckley Funeral For Pres. Bush
* Saturday's funeral services for Mormon leader may mirror wife's in 2004
* Church group plans protest at Pres. Hinckley's funeral
* New Mormon president has long years of service
* Caffeine May Hamper Diabetes Control
* Mormon Women Emerging From Shadows
* Romney, New Primary Date Put Utah on the Political Map
* Dispelling some misconceptions about the Mormon religion
* More than 6,500 attend '08 festival
* Emma Smith tells 'My Story'
* 'Boys' full of humor
* UVSC, Orem institute celebrate friendship
1/30
* More President Hinckley articles
* Church Leaders Pay Tribute to President Hinckley
* On Faith: Gordon B. Hinckley: 1910-2008
* Venue changed for Hinckley viewing
* AJC Mourns Mormon Leader Gordon B. Hinckley
* Well-traveled Hinckley called Laie "a unique and wonderful place"
* Salt Lake Cemetery will serve as final resting place for 11 LDS prophets
* Obama cancels Utah visit
* Long March in Store for McCain, Romney
* Mormon Pride and Anxiety Over Romney’s Bid
1/29
* President Hinckley articles
* Funeral Services for President Hinckley Announced
* Monson has what it takes to lead church, say friends
* Mormon leader had impact on state
* Bennett gives speech in honor of LDS president
* When the Latter-day Saints come marching in
* More than 200 wait for food rations
* Relief Society quilting bee has Unity House in stitches
1/27-1/28
* Beloved Church President, Gordon B. Hinckley, Dies at 97
* LDS Church President Gordon B. Hinckley dies
* President Gordon B. Hinckley dies at age 97
* Feature story — President Gordon B. Hinckley
* LDS Church Statement On Gordon B. Hinckley's Passing
* President Gordon B. Hinckley biography
* Time line of Significant Events as President
* Testimony of President Gordon B. Hinckley
* Succession in the Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
* Marjorie Pay Hinckley — Every bit his equal
* Monson ready for presidential duties
* World mourns beloved leader
* Pres. Hinckley dedicated his life to church
* Hinckley children don't recall lectures — he taught by example
* Hinckley had hand in revolutionizing temple worship
* Mark left on temples, ordinances
* Conference Center is prophet's legacy
* Romney Remembers Mormon Leader
* Kirby: Sad at the passing of a jovial prophet
* A prophet for all time
* LDS scholarship program aids Third World members
* Groups debate LDS teachings
* Conductor finds rhythm quickly
* FBI is investigating seminary vandalism
* Church aid program saves over 400,000 lives
* History of the Mormon Pioneer Trail