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Church leaders continue to post on social media about President Russell M. Nelson’s 100th birthday invitation to reach out to "the one."
Historian Richard E. Turley Jr., reflects on decades of leadership and service by President Russell M. Nelson ahead of his 100th birthday.
The Church's second set of 20 operating temples — from Atlanta and Dallas to Mexico City and Sydney — came in the mid-1980s and included the first temple behind the Iron Curtain and the first on the African continent.
Find deliverance through prayer, repentance, humility, covenants and faith, said presenter at BYU Education Week.
A missionary calling “allows you to go out to the world crying for help,” Elder W. Mark Bassett taught at the Provo Missionary Training Center.
Hear stories of faith that have guided the growth and success of BYU–Pathway Worldwide.
Brazil state’s second temple made possible by “the effort, faith and patience of many,” said Elder Ciro Schmeil at the groundbreaking.
The first 20 temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints span a timeline of more than a century and locations from the Americas and Europe to Asia and the South Pacific.
The Church News wants to hear from readers about how they’ve reached out to “the one,” or how they’ve been ministered to as “the one,” in recent weeks.
Joseph Grenny shares how tragedy within his own family helped him find ways for others to embrace accountability and how obeying promptings provides immediate and long-term blessings.
Church’s 2nd house of the Lord in Oklahoma to be built in state’s 2nd-largest city.
“I’m grateful to be a part of the onward movement of this Church and kingdom here upon the earth,” said Clyde J. Williams of the Church’s Correlation Department.
After being named editor of the Deseret News, Church News podcast host Sarah Jane Weaver shares her learnings from her work with Church News and passes the baton to new podcast host Jon Ryan Jensen.
"Jesus Christ and His teachings are the answer. Jesus Christ is your strength," Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf testifies in concluding devotional of 2024 Utah Area YSA Conference.
Saturday, Aug. 3 classes covered spiritual growth, emotional wellness, personal development and temporal well-being
Friday, Aug. 2, classes covered spiritual growth, emotional wellness, personal development and temporal well-being.
Activities of the 2024 Utah Area YSA Conference included breaking two Guinness World Records.
Young Women general president Emily Belle Freeman gave the morning keynote on Aug. 2, while Elder Kyle S. McKay spoke in the afternoon.
“If you wanted to find Jesus Christ’s church on the earth today, you would look for a church that is taking the gospel to all nations,” said Elder Brent H. Nielson two days before becoming an emeritus General Authority Seventy.
President Randall discusses President Russell M. Nelson’s medical journals donation, the value of higher education and the benefit of the Church’s institute program.
A variety of free, local events took place between Logan and St. George, Utah, from July 26-27.
The Colorado Denver North Mission’s 180 missionaries sang at an MLB game between the Colorado Rockies and the Boston Red Sox.
At Days of ’47 Sunrise Service, Elder Evan A. Schmutz offered five key principles that today’s Saints can learn from pioneers.
Latter-day Saint who works with the Church Correlation Department joins the Church News podcast to talk about teaching youth, writing curriculum and facing cancer.
Finnish member Mia Kemppaala joins the Church News podcast to talk about what she learned from President Jeffrey R. Holland’s 2022 visit to Finland and from her calling as a ward translator.
Elder Carl B. Cook of the Presidency of the Seventy showed eight members of Congress from the Committee on Ways and Means self-reliance efforts on Welfare Square.
The Church News podcast features counsel and direction from the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles given to new mission leaders.
Go behind the scenes with series producers Aaron Merrell and Jaelan Petrie to explore the storytelling process of creating the videos and the sacred book of scripture they are based on.
Citizens have “a sacred charge: to cherish the hallowed inheritance of our liberties and steward those liberties for all generations to come,” said Elder Matthew S. Holland at Freedom Festival in Provo, Utah.
The Relief Society general presidency talks about providing the Savior’s relief through maternal and newborn care, child nutrition efforts, immunizations and education.