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Michelle King: 'Have I Done Any Good?' coming to 'Mormon Times TV'
Service to others is essential to living a Christian life. Anytime, anyplace, we should be looking for opportunities to lift another and lighten someone’s burden. But when it’s a collective effort — where masses of people from a variety of religious, ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds come...
Motherhood, single moms and a talented musician on 'Mormon Times TV'
When my husband and I were newly married, I taught a class of 16- to 18-year-old Laurel young women in my ward that stole my heart from the get-go. They became some of my dearest friends while we were together. We laughed at the crazy moments, cried over their disappointments and trials, and...
Jon Stewart defends Mormonism on 'The Daily Show'
On "The Daily Show" Wednesday night, comedian Jon Stewart went out of his way to defend both Mitt Romney and the LDS Church. Although he's not known as the greatest Romney fan, he took time to critique people from both sides who have essentially been Mormon-bashing. He begins by calling out...
Genealogy TV growing in popularity worldwide
As geneaology websites increase in popularity, like ancestry.com with its 14 million users, TV shows are catching on to the family history wave and becoming hits not only in the U.S. but around the globe. “Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates Jr.” is a popular new 10-part PBS program. The...
Wallace 'ambushed' by cordial, warm, thoughtful Gordon B. Hinckley
The death this past weekend of veteran television journalist Mike Wallace at the age of 93 has reminded many members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints of the celebrated newsman's relationship with the late LDS Church President Gordon B. Hinckley. In his foreword for President...
Mike Wallace vs. President Hinckley? Dave Checketts needn't have worried
When Dave Checketts heard that his friend and neighbor Mike Wallace was going to interview Gordon B. Hinckley, he was worried. This was in 1995 and Wallace was famous for his tough interviewing skills on "60 Minutes." He didn't interview people, it was said; he interrogated them. It was also...
Michelle King: On 'Mormon Times TV': Sharing the gospel online
Social networking is a great way to keep in touch with friends and family, but it’s also an incredible venue to share your religious beliefs. When serving our LDS mission in Georgia, we asked missionaries and members to “post their profiles” on the LDS Church’s mormon.org website. Tens of...
Michelle King: Special 4 p.m. Sunday conference edition of 'Mormon Times TV'
I’ve had people tell me, “Oh, we wish we could watch your 'Mormon Times TV' show on Sunday mornings — but we’re in church.” Even though past episodes are always available online at mormontimestv.ksl.com, this is your chance! Since the morning session of general conference will fill our usual 10...
Michelle King: Advice you would give your 21-year-old self, and mental illness challenges, on 'Mormon Times' TV
Mormon Life says: LDS Living teamed up with Mormon Times to film a special "Just Off the Square." Watch it this Sunday on KSL!
We take our cameras onto Temple Square to pose the question, “Given the chance, what life advice would you offer your 21-year-old self?” It’s a thought-provoking question, and several of you gave us...
BET interviews Gladys Knight on bringing soul to the ballroom
Dancing with the Stars has upped the ante this year by including the Empress of Soul, Gladys Knight, as a contestant on their fourteenth season. The seven-time Grammy winner is sure to wow audiences just like she has done on the stage for over 40 years. The vocalist is known for classic soul...
Michelle King: Helping the leprosy-affected in India, on 'Mormon Times TV'
Sometimes we focus on work and career solely because we know we’ll get paid. After all, a job puts food on the table and helps us provide for our families. But it’s frequently looked at as something we have to do. What a bonus, though, if we love what we do and actually look forward to going to...
BYU alumna Kelsey Nixon a 'rising star' on Cooking Channel
Move over, Paula Deen, Martha Stewart and Lidia Bastianich. Kelsey Nixon is in the kitchen. Nixon is a rising star at the Cooking Channel, a sister network of the Food Network, whose programming goals include attracting a younger viewer demographic. The dishes she prepares on her cooking show,...
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Celebrating 170 years of the LDS Church's Relief Society on Mormon Times TV
March is the month that we celebrate 170 years of Relief Society — the LDS Church's auxiliary for women — which is the largest women's organization in the world. Its purpose is to help members ages 18 and older increase faith and personal righteousness, strengthen families and homes and seek out...
