Mesa Temple petroglyph rock returned to Native American community
By Jill Adair For nine decades, a 9,000-pound rock with Native American petroglyphs was a prominent feature in the gardens…
The Friezes of the Mesa Temple
The friezes of the Mesa Arizona Temple are broad horizontal bands of sculpted decorations near the roof at all four…
History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Mesa
Considering what it must have taken to withstand a harsh arid environment and struggle to maintain life in the desert—as…
My Story About Joining the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Written by Lee Yat Wing. (Original Version in Chinese.) Lee Yat Wing was baptized in Kom Tong Hall in 1977.…
Start a New Hobby
Nicole Farnsworth People have been taking on new hobbies during the pandemic—cooking, jewelry making, or adopting new pets. One hobby,…
21 Ways to Serve During a Pandemic
In the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, we welcomed a beautiful baby girl into our family and into a chaotic…
Family History is a Perishable Commodity
Genealogy is often associated with family history work. The word genealogy comes from Greek and means “the making of a…
Where did the Church of Jesus Christ come from?
My name is Thomas. I’m originally from the Bay Area, but grew up in Utah. I speak Spanish, I’m a…
What happens in a Latter-day Saint temple sealing?
Eternal Promises To the Latter-Day Saints, a temple sealing is one of the most meaningful promises that is made. Unlike…
Can I go into a Latter-day Saint temple?
To The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, temples are a sacred place of peace and promises. It is…