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 ...

At church recently, a young missionary spoke about a woman whose life had been marked by tragedy. Hardship in a third-world country had been followed by years of further suffering—the deaths of her ...

The LDS Church has published an updated edition of the triple combination of the scriptures in French at Écritures.lds.org and in the Gospel Library mobile app. This update includes a minor wording ...

Every time I opened my laptop, I felt him pacing behind me. I even knew his name. Through research, I discovered he was the grandfather of my neighborhood friends, Wilma and Harry. When I shared my ...

An aircraft mechanic tightens a bolt. Nobody applauds. The passengers who will eventually board the aircraft will never know his name. Yet their lives may depend upon the care he takes with this small ...

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 ...

Scot and Maurine Proctor are joined by scripture scholar Jeffrey Bradshaw to share why Isaiah 53 is the crown jewel of the Old Testament. It is not only unforgettable in its beauty, but stunning in ...

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 ...

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 ...

In many ways, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are a stable and traditional community. For at least the last four decades, Latter-day Saints (widely known as Mormons) have ...

On a busy Friday afternoon as I was rushing to complete milestones for two big projects, I took a phone call from an unknown phone number. It was a Latter-day Saint woman I knew long ago when I was a ...

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 ...