First Line News Articles for Thursday, March 28 2024
LDS News
Becoming part of worldwide humanitarian efforts to care for those in need
The Caring for Those in Need 2023 Summary from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — released last week — outlines some of the worldwide humanitarian aid, welfare and self-reliance efforts from the Church.
Momentum grows from Texas interfaith efforts
Members of several different religions are growing their relationships and understanding as they work together in Georgetown, Texas.
Former BYU basketball star Jimmer Fredette heading to Paris Olympics
Jimmer Fredette is going to the 2024 Paris Olympics this summer as part of the USA Basketball 3-on-3 men’s national team. It’s the first time the U.S. has sent a men’s 3-on-3 team to the Olympics.
How Brian Chen’s life has changed through BYU men’s tennis
For Redd Owen, Sunday, Feb. 25 was the “sunniest day so far this semester,” and not just because the sun was shining. On that day, Owen baptized his teammate, Brian Chen, a sophomore from Taiwan.
Latter-day Saints celebrate dedication of Red Cliffs Utah Temple
Nearly four years after ground was broken for the second Latter-day Saint Temple in the St. George area, hundreds of people gathered Sunday at that very spot for two dedicatory sessions for the Red Cliffs Utah Temple while thousands more watched the sessions from the nearby chapel.
Jesus Christ — His life, ministry, atoning sacrifice and Resurrection — is ‘deserving of greater attention,’ says President Oaks
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ adds ‘meaning to our doctrine, motivation to our behavior, and hope for the future,’ testifies President Dallin H. Oaks to the Mesa Easter Pageant cast