2010 Key

2010 KEY December=Christmas Messages, November=Thanksgiving Messages, October=Mormon Messages, September=Mormon Messages for Youth, August=Messages from other sources, July=Church News and Humanitarian Messages, May=General Conference, April=Easter Messages, February=Mormon Doctrine series by the 12 apostles and 1st Presidency

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Monday, March 28, 2011

Scripture Mastery Songs

can be found here: http://www.ldswhy.com/mp3s.html

or there are some other ones here: http://lds.about.com/od/seminary/a/scripture_songs.htm

The Miracle of Personal Progress


By working on their Personal Progress, two young women from Ukraine saw their families' lives change in ways they had not thought possible.

LDS Youth at General Conference, Oct. 2009



LDS youth gathered to hear Church leaders speak at the October 2009 general conference. From the New Era, a magazine for Mormon teens. Music by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.

I'm a Young Woman and I Believe!



Young women share their belief in Christ, their feelings about the temple, and their courage to change the world. Then, President Thomas S. Monson shares a message of love and confidence.

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Son of Man

Son of Man
Three nationally known artists have joined together to share their witnesses of Jesus Christ through a stage musical. Their efforts, now known as the Son of Man Project, combine the artwork of renowned Christian artist Liz Lemon Swindle, the music of acclaimed composer Kenneth Cope, and the writings of religious scholar Susan Easton-Black. At completion, the Son of Man project will include a four-volume book series, an original two-volume musical score, and over one hundred paintings and sketches celebrating the life of the Savior. 

Thursday, March 24, 2011

The Gila Valley Arizona Temple Youth Cultural Celebration



Youth in the Gila Valley, Arizona, perform in a cultural celebration to express their joy and their faith at the dedication of a new temple for their area.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Choose Ye This Day



A Mormon Message by McKay Olson, "Choose Ye This Day" is the reenactment of Thomas S. Monson's talk at the 2010 General Conference of the LDS church.

M Messages Contest: Staying In Tune


Two teens explain their shared values and goals of staying in tune spiritually as they create uplifting and fun music. A documentary interview of their plans and views on life.

Happily Ever After


Mormon Message Contest entry: based on the General Young Women Meeting talk, "Your Happily Ever After" given by President Uchtdorf of the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Chirst of Latter-Day Saints

Ye Are My Friends



Mormon message contest entry written and produced by Matthew Leavitt Jr (age 15). Actors are friends and family. Story narrative taken from BYU womens conference talk by Louise Leavitt.

Monday, March 21, 2011

Better Things


Commitment to avoid addiction - vices - pornography.

A Life Worth Living


A Life Worth Living:
The Kim Bennett Story: drawing on faith in God while living with MS

Stay On the Path


Mormon Message for the LDS message competition. By Jessica Moose, Andrew Jackson, Jeremy Perkins, and Romney Olsen. Music by Jake Justice. Talent: Geoff Wright family. Talk taken from General Conference 2010, Wixom.
Teaching children to walk on the straight and narrow path.

Our Hands His Hands, Our Hearts His Heart


A successful, capable girl with cerebral palsy learns in her mid-twenties how to let others serve her, and discovers why that can be a blessing for everyone. An entry for the International Mormon Messages Video Contest.

Wilson Cimarron - LDS Video Contest


Wilson Cimarron lives in Guayacana, a village in the north western jungles of Ecuador. This village is three hours up river from Quininde (Rosa Zarate).

God Gave Us Talents - Mormon Message


The true story of Jason Hinds, a young Jamaican missionary in New York, who used his running ability to preach the gospel.

Stand Tall



Brooke Romney's personal testimony of why it's good to "stick out" in a crowd, and the friends who back her up.

The Joy of Motherhood

Honesty - You better believe it!


All of us can climb high when we honor every form of truth.

The Trial of Adversity - Mormon Messages Contest - 2011 - create.lds.org


A woman paralyzed from the waist down doesn’t let adversity stop her. With the Lord's help she thrived and is still excelling in spite of her injury.

Sometimes It's OK to Fail


A baptist couple sets out to convert Merrill Osmond to the Protestant Church, and instead of him converting to their church, they end up converting to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This is their story.

Ella - Church video submission


Losing a spouse and cherishing children.

Rock of Our Redeemer - The Cooper Buresh Story


Cooper Buresh was born with Cerebral Palsy. That doesn't keep him from having a life full of joy, happiness, and service. This video was created as an entry in the LDS International Video Contest - sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The challenge was to make your own mormon message.

Cooper is currently serving an In-Service mission at the Bishop's Storehouse in Boise Idaho. He volunteers his time to serve those who are in need.

Family Home Evening

Consistency is the Key by Elder David Bednar  4:13 minutes  (wheat field/brush stroke analogy)


A Heaven-inspired Program by President Thomas S. Monson  3:10 minutes

Saturday, March 19, 2011

MSNBC praises LDS Church's networking skills, humanitarian efforts

In Japan, the Mormon network gathers the flock
The only thing that rivals the Mormon church’s ability to spread the word is its ability to cope with emergencies.

Within 36 hours of the earthquake striking off the coast of Sendai on March 11, the Utah-based Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that all 638 of its missionaries in the country — 342 Americans, 216 Japanese and 80 from other nations – were safe.

Within a few days, the church also had accounted for all but about 1,000 of its 125,000 members in Japan.

 “Whether it is Haiti or Japan,” said David Evans, a senior leader in the church who serves in the missionary department. “This is how it works everywhere.”

Chalk it up to a culture of discipline and emergency preparedness. The church has a detailed hierarchy and network that works in ordinary times to maintain cohesion among followers, and in disaster to locate them.

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Spiritual Vertigo



A World War II fighter pilot teaches youth some essential truths to fly by—and to live by.


Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Jimmer Mania


Jimmer Fredette may be the best player in college basketball...but there's much more to him than just the game. Today Jimmer talks about his faith...and how it's shaped his life.

Monday, March 7, 2011

Trials: Look to the Light


No matter the trials with which we are beset, we can look to the light of Jesus Christ. Jeffrey R. Holland, a disciple of Jesus Christ, shares this message of hope.

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Elder Perry on the Priesthood, Part 4: Restoration Makes Authority Clear

Elder Perry on the Priesthood, Part 4: Restoration Makes Authority Clear


During his ministry on earth, Jesus Christ gave priesthood authority to the leaders of His Church. Unfortunately, over time apostasy occurred, and the earth was without the blessings of the priesthood until they were once again given to man during the Restoration.  
But because of that Restoration, Elder L. Tom Perry of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles says in this fourth and final interview segment on the oath and covenant of the priesthood, it is readily apparent that “No man leads this Church. It is the Savior’s Church, and He leads through priesthood authority by delegating to one person [the President of the Church] that power and authority, and he [the President] delegates to others the operation of the Church here on earth.”
• How did the apostles recieve the authority at the time of Christ?
• How was that authority eventually lost?
• What led to the priesthood being restored?
• How is priesthood authority bestowed today?
• What is meant by the term keys?
• How can we know the presiding authority is using the proper authority?

Getting Dirty in the Canyon


Mormon Helping Hands works with residents to clean up their homes after recent devastating mudslides.