Mormon Identities - Who We Are, What We Believe, and How We Live
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The Ludlow family has had three generations teach BYU students in Jerusalem. Two of them, Victor and Jared, are in Jerusalem right now. They talk about what it's like to teach places and events in the Savior's life while actually being there.
From Jerusalem, Dr. Andrew Skinner, assistant director of academics at Brigham Young University's Jerusalem Center, gives a scriptural account of Christ's birth. He starts with an in-depth look at Mary and Joseph's story and the events leading
Listen as Mormon Tabernacle Choir organist Richard Elliott and director Ryan Murphy tell us where some of the most beloved Christmas songs came from. Then hear the Mormon Tabernacle Choir perform them in this episode, "The History of Christmas
Twenty years ago, Fernando Gomez and his wife, Enriqueta, came across some books written by his Aunt Consuelo, one of the early members of the Church in Mexico. That set them on a mission to collect, preserve, and display historical documents a
Learn about the similarities of the pioneers and the pilgrims on this special Thanksgiving episode of Mormon Identities. Eric Huntsman interviews Church history professor Susan Easton Black and United States history professor Jenny Pulsipher fr
Nan Kennard realized she had a talent for running when she got cut from her high school basketball team. She's now a professional marathon runner and is training to qualify for the 2012 summer Olympic games. Nan spends about 30 hours a week tra
Speaker, storyteller author George Durrant shares how we can have a positive outlook on life and make every day our "best day so far." His charm and wit will brighten anyone's day as he truly realizes the importance of every human soul.
"Moroni was a strong and a mighty man … and he was a man who was firm in the faith of Christ, and he had sworn with an oath to defend his people, his rights, and his country, and his religion" (Alma 48:11, 13). Matthew Roper and Daniel Peterson
President M. Richard Walker and his wife, Kathleen H. Walker, call in to the Mormon Channel studio from London, England, to talk about creating a temple-forged identity. He is currently presiding over the England Missionary Training Center. Bef
From political upheaval in Liberia, to political asylum in Italy, to downtown Philadelphia, music has always been an important part of Sim Lawrence's identity. He's grown up writing and performing his own rap music. When mainstream rap didn't
Everyone knows someone affected by cancer. Marilyn Huntsman recovered fully from skin cancer but is now suffering from her second bout with breast cancer. Her husband died from cancer of the liver, stomach, kidney, and colon. Angel Randall has
“For my soul delighteth in the song of the heart; yea, the song of the righteous is a prayer unto me, and it shall be answered with a blessing upon their heads” (Doctrine and Covenants 25:12). Listen as Craig Jessop, former director of the Morm
One of the most sacred callings on earth is being a parent. But there's no manual on how to do it. Richard and Linda Eyre have raised nine children. Together they've written many parenting books, appeared on multiple television shows, and trave
Take a new approach to studying the Savior's life by listening to this episode of Mormon Identities, "Studying the New Testament Gospels." Eric Huntsman interviews two Brigham Young University ancient scripture professors, Thomas Wayment and G
In the April 2011 general conference, President Uchtdorf said, "With so many social media resources and a multitude of more or less useful gadgets at our disposal, sharing the good news of the gospel is easier and the effects more far-reaching
A picture is worth a thousand words, and that's why Mark Hedengren believes pictures are the best way to tell the stories of Latter-day Saints. Mark spent five years traveling to 11 different countries to photograph members of The Church of Jes
On this episode of Mormon Identities, Eric Huntsman interviews three experts about overcoming addictions. Scott Steffensen, a psychology professor at Brigham Young University; John Murdock, a social worker; and Mark Butler, a professor of marri
Church history and doctrine scholar Susan Easton Black has spent her whole life studying the Savior's life. She has compiled 400 common questions and answers about Christ's birth, childhood, and ministry up to the final week of His life. She ta
Eric Huntsman interviews Dr. Maxford McBride (a clinical psychologist) and Dr. Daniel K. Judd (member of the board of trustees for LDS Family Services) about emotional and mental health. Dr. McBride defines emotional and mental health as being
Elder M. Russell Ballard said, “Some of life’s most meaningful teachings come from those who have gone before you” (April 2009 general conference). Eric Huntsman interviews Neylan McBaine, creator of the Mormon Women Project (MWP), a digital li
Highland Rugby coach, Larry Gelwix, shares how he influenced the lives of thousands of teenage boys through coaching Rugby. Larry started the Highland Rugby team in 1975. Since then he has had 379 wins and only nine losses, and won 18 nation
Prophets and apostles have been encouraging Latter-day Saints to get out of debt for years. On this episode, you'll hear guidance from Elder Robert D. Hales, Elder Marvin J. Ashton, and Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin about living a debt-free life. Pe
Eric Huntsman interviews Joshua J. Perkey, senior editor for the Ensign magazine. Josh has traveled around the world to find Latter-day Saints to write Ensign articles about, visiting places like Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands, Tonga, and the M
This episode of Mormon Identities is on fidelity in marriage. You'll learn that infidelity comes in different ways than you might think. Eric Huntsman interviews Dr. Kenneth Matheson, a professor from Brigham Young University's School of Social
The King James Version of the Bible celebrated its 400th anniversary this year. Learn to what great lengths scholars went to create this translation of the Bible on this episode of Mormon Identities. Eric Huntsman interviews Grant Underwood an
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