Latter-Day Profiles - Season 43

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.

Grant and Si Foster spent the COVID pandemic quarantined as senior missionaries in Barcelona, Spain

Professor Kerry Muhlestein desires to help more saints understand and love the Old Testament.

The Truman Brothers are advocating for more faith experience songs in Christian Pop and Rock music.

Reid Moon cherishes history by collecting early copies of the Book of Mormon and other rare books.

Dave McCann started his career reporting for the Indy 500 and as the first ABC college reporter.

David Reichner is a professional basketball coach who leads the Tampa Bay Titans.

Clint Pulver combines motivational speaking and drumming to help workplaces become Christlike.

Author of Christmas Jars, Jason F. Wright explains how validation can create the biggest impact.