Latter-Day Profiles - Season 40

American Idol contestant, Carmen Rasmusen Herbet shares how fame impacted her life.

Former Area Seventy, Ed Sexton shares how his life and church callings shaped him as a person.

Meg Johnson is a quadriplegic motivational speaker who strives to make her paralysis a happy trial

Joel Bishop starts a business and discusses his experiences as an actor in church films.

Author of Inner Victory, David A. Christensen reflects on how he continues to serve others.

Podcaster, author, and movie reviewer, Trina Boice shares how stories have expanded her horizons.

Sharla Goettl wrote a book called A Spiritual Resilience to help parents set examples for youth.

Charlie Bird, former Cosmo, shares his journey of sharing his sexual orientation in his new book.

President of BYU-Hawaii, Keoni Kauwe discusses how the church educational system shaped his life.

Neil and Corinne Stoko discuss battling pornography and the process of building Mint Arrow.

Tiffany Peterson talks about how God is her business partner and is part of all relationships.

Jeff Wheeler shares how his younger years inspired a life of writing and joining the church.

Alan Reed discusses how he grew into the family business, Reed’s Dairy.

Janielle Christensen shares the light of Christ through directing theater productions.

Randy Collier found the church after falling off a building and is now a church photographer.

Mark Kohler is a lawyer who helps small businesses and shares how to achieve the American Dream.