The new Mr. T Snickers commercial, with the Speedwalker. And the new Snickers – Gun 
GET SOME NUTS.I Pitty a Fool!Actors in this Commercial are:Mr.T as himself the mormon Kirby Heyborne as the Speedwalker.
When Kirby Heyborne did a beer commercial, there was a huge blow up with Heyborne fans. This is Kirby Heyborne response. Kirby Heyborne, Mormon celebrity and prominent actor, gets an unexpected call…
Al Queda is learning about recruiting from some of the best! Mormon Missionaries. Very funny video.
A clip from Cheers in which Sam and Rebecca discuss whether Mormons can send flowers or not. Very Funny!
Rebecca: “Oh, why can’t more men send flowers?”
Sam: “I didn’t know Mormons couldn’t send flowers.”
Rebecca: “I said ‘more men’, not ‘Mormons’.”
Sam: “I know they can’t dance.”
Norm: “No Sammy, that’s the uh, that’s the Amish.”
Sam: “Wh… Why can’t Mormons send flowers.”
Rebecca: “They can.”
Sam: “What are ya talking about.”
Rebecca: “I just wish someone would send me some [dang] roses.”
Sam: “Why does it have to be a Mormon?”
Rebecca: “Oh!”
Sam: “Some people you just can’t discuss religion…”
Cute video and illustrations!
May
09 Mormon Teenagers talk about the wonderful things their mothers do. This Mother’s Day, let your mom know how special she is. Share this LDS video with your mother and express your love.
The best Mormon Rap video ever created!Song by the Walter and Hayes Band. This is one of the good old favorites.
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Syncronized swimming for Ward Talent show. Very funny!!! Must see!!
A few months ago a panel representing a variety of religious outlooks was convened at Harvard and moderated by The Washington Post’s, Sally Quinn of the On Faith blog.
On that panel was Harvard junior, Rachel Esplin, from Blackfoot, Idaho, president of the Latter-day Student Association on campus and a member of the Interfaith Council.
Seasoned journalist, Sally Quinn is a tough questioner and asked Rachel questions about whether the Church was a cult, were women treated unequally, why the secrecy surrounding the temple and much more.
What is fascinating about this video is the aplomb with which Rachel answers the questions, neither shrinking nor apologizing before Quinn’s questions, and feeling free to assert her testimony, a remarkable quality in one so young put on the spot.
As Latter-day Saints, especially following the avalanche of misconceptions that were passed on by the media in the last two years, we have been advised to step up and help clear the ignorance and misunderstandings so many people hold. Rachel is a good example of doing just that.