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Welcome to Mormonism at Suite101!

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a religion with more than 12 million members worldwide. This page explores beliefs and practices of Latter-day Saints (or Mormons), the history of the LDS church, and resources for members of the church.

For any curious individual, this is a great place to learn about the basic beliefs of Mormons including Jesus Christ, the temple, and the afterlife, as well as cultural aspects of Mormon life and what to expect at LDS church meetings.

Church members looking for information on beginning food storage, getting through sacrament meeting with kids, and planning church history trips can also find it here.

Take a look around and enjoy the resources on this page. We welcome your respectful comments and suggestions!

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Joseph Smith's First Vision

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After centuries of worldwide apostasy, Mormons believe an 1820 visitation to their prophet Joseph Smith began the restoration of Jesus Christ's original church on earth. more...

Who Was Joseph Smith?

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Joseph Smith, Jr. organized and first led the "Mormon Church." From the First Vision in 1820 to his murder in 1844, Joseph Smith's life was anything but ordinary. more...

The Book of Mormon

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The Book of Mormon, sometimes erroneously called the "Mormon Bible," is part of the LDS scriptural canon that was revealed in these days. more...

Mormon Beliefs About the Holy Spirit

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Mormons believe the Holy Ghost inspires, directs, testifies, warns, and comforts. After baptism into the LDS church, people are entitled to his constant companionship. more...

Improving Scripture Study for Latter-day Saints

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When done properly, scripture study becomes a joy rather than a chore. Using these tips to seriously study the scriptures helps the transformation to take place. more...

The Mormon Alternative to the Trinity

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Many Christians use the Trinity to understand the relationship between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. But Mormons believe they are three separate people united in purpose. more...

Personal Progress Motivators for LDS Young Women

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How can Young Women presidencies in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints encourage girls to do Personal Progress? Try some of these fun ideas and suggestions. more...

What is the Mormon Temple?

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A Mormon temple is different than a church meetinghouse in both appearance and function. Learn what these beautiful buildings are and what Latter-day Saints do inside. more...

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