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Fifty-six years before Joseph Smith* gathered a small band of followers in Fayette, New York to establish his own Church of Christ, Ann Lee and eight other “Shakers” — the United S...
Among the criticisms that I’ve seen of our Becoming Brigham series (becomingbrigham.com) is one that blames Brigham Young for the invention of nineteenth-century Latter-day Saint p...
One hundred and ninety years ago, in a remarkable series of visions inside the newly dedicated Kirtland Temple, Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery received the keys of temple work. Th...
By David W. Smith Note: This is the first in a two-part series about solemn assemblies to sustain Presidents of the Church. With the passing of President Russell The post The Solem...
From, MS 155, Box 4, fd 4, Church History Library, a manuscript’s opening salvo. This excerpt was taken from a William Clayton text, from a Joseph Smith teaching apparently deliver...
One hundred and ninety years ago, in a remarkable series of visions inside the newly dedicated Kirtland Temple, Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery received the keys of temple work. Th...
I’m still harping on Joseph Smith’s remarks at the Nauvoo Lyceum, January 5, 1841. (See my previous post published on US Tax Day 2026). One of Joseph Smith’s occasional references...
One hundred and ninety years ago, in a remarkable series of visions inside the newly dedicated Kirtland Temple, Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery received the keys of temple work. Th...
Scot & Maurine Proctor have been leading Church History Tours for the past 35 years. They know and love these places and know and love the Prophet Joseph Smith. This year’s tou...
Our hosts return to Nauvoo to explore the tragic events of June 1844 leading up to Joseph Smith’s martyrdom. John Wilson interviews local historian Joseph Johnstun, who explains ho...
In this episode the hosts explore the final days of Joseph Smith’s life and how those events shaped both Emma Smith and Brigham Young. The episode also examines the decisions Brigh...
How did Brigham Young come to accept radical doctrines like the three degrees of glory and plural marriage when they initially shocked him? Why was Brigham Young willing to follow...
Note: This is the second in a two-part series about solemn assemblies to sustain a President of the Church. The first part addressed current procedures and the The post Procedural...
Among the five books of Moses, Exodus is another precious jewel. In this book we find some of the greatest details about the character of Moses. We see his learning curve, his weak...
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gathered on the Saturday morning of this 196th annual General Conference for a Solemn Assembly. This is a rare event that...
In late July 1832, Joseph Smith returned to translating the Old Testament after completing his work in the New Testament. On March 7, 1831, the Lord had instructed Joseph to turn h...
How did Emma’s deeply personal, spousal view of Joseph differ from Brigham Young’s reverent, disciple-like view of the Prophet? In what ways did both Emma and Brigham remain deeply...
This episode dives deeper into Brigham Young’s dramatic first meeting with the Prophet Joseph Smith, highlighting a surprising detail: Brigham was not invited to stay in Kirtland e...
The Young Women of the Church received joyful news of the revelatory changes in the naming of their age groups. This week’s news shows the steady growth of the Lord’s work. Temples...
SALT LAKE CITY | Saturday, 04 April 2026 | President Dallin H. Oaks was sustained as prophet, seer, revelator, and president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints duri...
As we approach the anniversary of American Independence this year, references to the 250th birthday of the United States are increasingly common. And understandably so. For any h...
How much was the expulsion of the Saints from Jackson County, Missouri their own fault? Could the early Latter-day Saints have built Zion peacefully, or was persecution inevitable...
Belle Spafford had been president of the recently renamed Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for just 18 months when the reports began to come in. De...
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