Many longtime Meridian readers will remember the column “Latter-Day Laughs” where we collected humorous anecdotes from your church experiences around the world. Now, we’re bringing the column back ...

Text by Maurine Proctor Photography by Scot Facer Proctor This is one of a series of articles brought to you in conjunction with The Academy for Creating Enterprise, a remarkable organization teaching ...

This is the full transcript and video of President Henry B. Eyring’s address on marriage at the Colloquium on the Complementarity of Man and Woman at the Vatican, Nov, 18, 2014. I am grateful to be ...

Last summer Russell Stevenson sat down with Rachel Steenblik and Caitlin Connolly, two women who have studied the concept of a divine feminine–or Heavenly Mother. Rachel was the primary researcher on ...

Latter-day Saints have always believed that general conference is more than an institutional meeting. It is the appointed time when the Lord speaks to His Church through living prophets. We sustain ...

The Smith-Larsen daguerreotype locket is a fascinating artifact. A documentary movie and book will soon be published touching on the relic (www.brotherjosephagain.com). Because it is a personal ...

One year after a devastating attack claimed four lives, injured eight others, and destroyed their local house of worship, members of the Grand Blanc, Michigan, congregation of The Church of Jesus ...

In part 2 of our podcast on Isaiah and the Temple, we learn how Isaiah is a “true messenger” whose teachings guide us on the covenant path through the “wilderness” of this mortal world into the holy ...

One day, heading to visit relatives, we decided to follow the “road less traveled” as suggested by Robert Frost. In looking at the map, it appeared to be beautiful open land and was country we had ...

Angels from the other side are allowed to bring us specific knowledge from time to time that can help us in many ways. It is so inspiring to hear the many methods and ways they are allowed to impart ...

As we come to the end of another inspiring General Conference, it is always intriguing to discuss with family and friends what they saw as the theme of these 8 hours or so of heaven-sent messages.

Scot and Maurine Proctor are joined on this podcast today by Kerry Muhlestein, who is a professor of Ancient Scripture and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at Brigham Young University. He holds a PhD in ...