Heber J. Grant got things done. In fact, he got things done that people told him could not be done. His vocabulary did not include words like can’t or quit or impossible.
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How The Relief Society pioneered women’s voting rights in America
As America celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment, which guaranteed voting rights for women, there is another, older anniversary that is unique to Utah and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Women in Utah began voting 150 years ago, the very first to vote in the modern nation.
A Virtual Tour of Prophets and Temples
Today, if you will come along, I will give you a virtual tour that will focus on prophets and temples. At the end I will ask you: Which president served the longest? Which the shortest? During which president’s tenure were the most temples dedicated? Which three prophets doubled the number of temples? How do you feel about the future of temple building in the Church?
Mary Rollins’ Incredible Eye-Witness Account of Joseph Smith Being Transfigured
You probably remember the bravery of Mary Rollins and her sister Caroline, who hid in the corn field to save pieces of the manuscript to the Book of Commandments from a mob. What you may not know is the stunning experience she had with the prophet that became a building block of such a bravely-born testimony.
New Podcast Series Looks in Depth at Joseph Smith’s First Vision
A new six-episode podcast series from the editors of The Joseph Smith Papers analyzes Joseph Smith’s first encounter with Deity — an event that occurred 200 years ago this spring.
Born When the Light Begins to Return; A Birthday Letter to Joseph Smith
Nothing was particularly auspicious about the birth of Joseph Smith, nor would anyone have noted anything special about his family. Still, as obscure, backwoods, and freezing as this birth was, the Lord sent in disguise there the mighty head of the dispensation of the fulness of times.
The Restored Gospel and the Birth of the Modern Age
According to the premier economic historian, 1820 marks the year the world changed.
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Remembering the Dark Night of Auschwitz
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VIDEO: BYU’s Vocal Point Shares Stunning “Be Thou My Vision”
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What is the Scariest Verse in the Scriptures?
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Clayton Christensen in His Own Words: Decisions for Which I’ve Been Grateful
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What Does it Mean to Walk in the Paths of Righteousness?
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A Victory for Biological Truth
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VIDEO: Defeating Opposition with the Book of Mormon