Shipps, a towering religious scholar who specialized in Mormon history, though she wasn't a member of that faith, has died at ...

Active members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints regularly attend churches, also called meeting houses, for Sunday worship services, parties and events. But for more somber and sacred ...

That’s why Chapmanville Primary School hosted its second annual career fair ... School staff say holding events like this is important because it shows children the different career options the ...

She was airlifted twice: first to St. George Regional Medical Center, then to Primary Children’s Hospital. Trinity's family said she underwent a successful three-hour surgery at the University ...

Christ lovingly invites all to draw near to him with the promise that they shall find him, Saints were told on first day of general conference.

More than 400 children, parents, and community members came together to walk to Lawley Primary School as part of ‘A New School Journey’ project. The initiative aims to inspire children to make ...

Have you ever noticed how young children struggle to sing in tune? The ability to match pitch and sing tunefully takes time to develop as children learn the range of their voice and develop fine ...

Young Madagascan lemurs that sing, display similar characteristics and development patterns to young children, research has revealed. A study by The University of Warwick found that young lemurs ...

Stake presidencies. • Bishoprics and branch presidencies. • Teachers and other helpers in the children’s Primary. • Stake and ward Young Men and Young Women leaders and advisers.

Ruby Franke wrote extensively about her own children’s possessions. In her diary, she wrote that her 12-year-old son “emulates a snake.” She said she made him stand for hours in the hot ...

Ofsted said pupils from different countries settle in well at a Blackburn primary school following ... errors or misunderstood their learning. Children with special educational needs and those ...

Tatton MP Esther McVey visited Little Leigh Primary School on March 21 and spoke to a number of year six children. The pupils were part of the school's Community Safety Team and they wrote to Ms McVey ...