Following is an interview Susan Frazier conducted with Anthony-Ray Putman Lankford, 6, a member of the Alexandria Ward, Mt. Vernon Virginia Stake. Anthony has memorized the 1st, 2nd, and...

Ricks College art teacher Leon Parson has been commissioned by the United Nations to do the first four paintings for a series of stamps representing endangered species. Parson was selected...

A circus performer once demonstrated to a group of youngsters some simple stunts on a trapeze, and gave them a chance to try out the swing, which had been lowered near the ground. A young boy,...

In connection with National Women's History Month in March, the Museum of Church History and Art will open an exhibit highlighting the interests and accomplishments of Relief Society women during...

When BYU's Lamanite Generation was on a performing tour here, educators in western Washington seized the opportunity to bring their Native American students in contact with positive role models...

Five huge chandeliers that once hung in the lobby of the Hotel Utah and given to the Utah State Fairpark in Salt Lake City by the First Presidency were officially turned on Feb. 10 in their new...

Scriptures are the words of the Lord and are "pure" before Him. (D&C 41:12.) And He has commanded that they should be taken to "all nations, kindreds, tongues and people." (D&C 42:58.) But...

The First Presidency has announced the call of six more mission presidents. The new presidents and their wives will be assigned to a specific mission later and will begin their service about July...

It was time for filing income taxes again and Fred Wehrhahn was at the home of some non-member friends, George and Sandra Schneider, gathering information in order to assist in preparing their...

It's not surprising that Robert and Louise Kempenaers talk to each other a lot. The couple met when she asked him to teach communication skills to single members. He accepted, she stayed in...