What happened at Mountain Meadows?

What happened at Mountain Meadows?

Feb 15, 2026 | Church History

Question   Gramps, What happened at Mountain Meadows? Frank   Answer   Frank, The cataclysm began in early September 1857, as the Baker-Fancher wagon train—consisting of 120–150 emigrants—paused at Mountain Meadows roughly 35 miles southwest of Cedar...
How do I live the commandments without exception?

How do I live the commandments without exception?

Feb 13, 2026 | Commandments

Question   Gramps, How do I live the commandments without exception? Neil   Answer   Neil, Imagine walking through a grand buffet—your eyes are drawn to the dishes you like, skipping past those you’d rather avoid. It’s a relatable approach to food, but...
Is it okay to be involved with energy healing?

Is it okay to be involved with energy healing?

Feb 9, 2026 | Mormon Policy

Question   Gramps, I saw a thread on a social media page about energy healing or therapy. I just wondered if there is a legitimate church policy or stance on its use or involvement?  Dave   Answer   Dave, Energy healing encompasses a wide range of...
Are prayers by Latter-day Saints more powerful?

Are prayers by Latter-day Saints more powerful?

Feb 4, 2026 | Prayer

Question   Gramps, Are prayers by Latter-day Saints more powerful than prayers by members of other religions? Doug   Answer   Doug,  Prayers offered by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints follow a pattern that is both structured...
On what will we be judged during the final judgment?

On what will we be judged during the final judgment?

Jan 26, 2026 | Afterlife

Question   Gramps, On what will we be judged during the final judgment? Marilyn   Answer   Marilyn, While scripture sometimes describes the event as a grand courtroom with books opened and the Judge upon the throne (see Revelation 20:12), modern...
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