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In Grand Blanc, Michigan, the tragic shooting at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on September 28, 2025, has profoundly impacted the community, with several lives lost and others severely injured. The church encourages its members to support the victims and their families through direct contributions, prayers, and …

In the aftermath of the tragic shooting at the Grand Blanc chapel on September 28, Bishop Jeffrey Schaub expressed heartfelt gratitude for the community’s resilience and unity. In a video message, he emphasized the critical role of faith in Jesus Christ as a source of comfort and strength during difficult …

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s murder, media outlets labeled Tyler Robinson, the alleged shooter, as a “Mormon shooter.” However, this characterization misrepresents Robinson’s status within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS). As an “exmo,” Robinson renounced his faith and adopted a lifestyle contrary to the church’s …

The death of Charlie Kirk has profoundly impacted many in America, eliciting both sorrow and celebration—a reflection of deep societal division. His life, marked by advocacy for freedom and truth, serves as a reminder of the persistent opposition faced by those who stand for their convictions, as highlighted in the …

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) has over 17 million members worldwide but is often misunderstood due to persistent misconceptions. This article clarifies ten common inaccuracies about the faith, drawing upon scriptural and authoritative sources. First, many falsely claim that Latter-day Saints are not Christians. In reality, …

The story of Willard and Rebecca Bean, who served as caretakers of the Joseph Smith homestead in Palmyra, New York, illustrates how a devoted LDS family helped preserve sacred sites and heal a community. Arriving in 1915 to a town wary of their faith, the Beans dedicated 24 years to …

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints features two distinct types of buildings: chapels and temples, each serving unique purposes. Chapels, or meetinghouses, are open to everyone and function as centers for weekly worship and community activities. Services include sacrament meetings where congregants partake in bread and water, reminiscent …

The journey to Alvin Smith’s grave in Palmyra, New York, is a climb steeped in both physical and symbolic significance. Accompanied by my son, we ascended a hillleading to a small, historic cemetery, where the air grows calm and the bustle of modern life fades away. The cemetery, rich with …

The “pioneer spirit” transcends historical imagery from the 19th century; it embodies a living testament for modern disciples of Jesus Christ, promoting faith amidst fear and commitment over convenience. Early Saints sacrificed greatly to build Zion amid adversity, illustrating a spiritual resilience that resonates with challenges today—such as digital distractions …

The LDS Church, officially known as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, differs significantly from the FLDS (Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), a breakaway group established over a century ago. While both groups share historical roots, key distinctions exist in doctrine, authority, and practices. The …