Mormon Rites

Mormon Rites

by | May 3, 2010

Much misinformation has been spread about Mormon ritual, especially temple ritual.  Because of this, the truth about Mormon rites is necessarily an anti-climax.  Mormonism is centered on Christ, and is all about righteousness.  Mormon ritual is serious and calm, sane...
About Personal Prayer in Mormon Belief

About Personal Prayer in Mormon Belief

by | Apr 19, 2010

Mormons believe in an all-powerful but personal God who hears and answers our prayers, has a plan for each one of us, and who is willing to give us comfort and personal revelation according to our needs. Mormons believe in the Bible and what it says about prayer.  In...
About Mormon Meetings

About Mormon Meetings

by | Mar 24, 2010

Since many people have odd ideas about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, they may wonder also what Mormons do in their meetings and gatherings.  Mormons have many types of meetings, partly because the Church has a lay clergy.  Since members are called...
Are Mormons Unhappy?

Are Mormons Unhappy?

by | Aug 28, 2009

A personal answer from Gale. Some people have the impression that Mormons, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are unhappy.  There are two main reasons for this misperception: Mormons don’t drink, smoke, or engage in sexual activity outside...
Why is the Temple Secretive?

Why is the Temple Secretive?

by | Aug 27, 2009

A personal answer from Gerald. The LDS temples are considered as sacred to the members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We believe the temple is the House of the Lord, even like Moses’ Tabernacle or Solomon’s Temple. While all the...
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