"The book of Leviticus, the third book of the Pentateuch, gets its name from the tribe of Levi, the priesthood tribe of ancient Israel," explained Kent P. Jackson in Studies in Scripture: The Old...

The first sermon preached in the Salt Lake Valley in 1847 was delivered on July 25 by Elder George A. Smith. He spoke from atop a piece of artillery known in Church history as the "Old Sow" cannon....

Holly Cook of Bountiful, Utah, won the bronze medal at the World Figure Skating Championships here March 10, reaching what is believed to be the highest placing in world skating for an LDS woman....

Though well supplied with the scientific instruments of explorers, Brigham Young's 1847 pioneer company charted no new routes to the Great Salt Lake Valley. According to historian Andrew L....

Numbers 21 relates the story of the Israelites who were bitten by poisonous serpents, and then saved by looking on the brass serpent that Moses had made as a test of the people's faith and...

Princess 'Elisiva Fusipala Vaha'i, a niece of Tonga's King Tauf'ahau Topou IV, was baptized here Oct. 24, 1989. She is the first member of the royal family to join the Church, according to...

Dr. Gerald Argetsinger, associate general education professor at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf and a member of the Rochester (N.Y.) 2nd Ward, has been named new Hill Cumorah Pageant...

Aregional representative here was elected recently as National Deputy in the Uruguayan government - the equivalent to the position of a governor in the United States. Through his new...

When Kevin McLane and Annette Barnes met, it was mud at first sight. Head gardener at the Chicago temple, she was repairing a sprinkler line when he stopped to ask directions. He was on his...

A Catholic center that cares for the homeless and hungry is receiving a helping hand from the Church and some of its members in Salt Lake City. The St. Vincent De Paul Center is operated by...