Tools and updates are opportunities to improve the process of family history work, Steve Rockwood, president and CEO of FamilySearch, said during the 48th annual conference on Family History and... Read more »

The California Anaheim Mission recently celebrated its 50th anniversary Read more »

JustServe partners lined the first and third base lines in the Mormon Night at the pregame ceremony, Saturday, July 16, as the San Diego Padres recognized JustServe and those who have partnered... Read more »

Notices of members who are celebrating 70 years of marriage or more. Read more »

A young Primary child reminded Larry Nielsen that every member is a teacher and a learner. Read more »

Notices of members celebrating 100 years or more. Read more »

Elder Per G. Malm, General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, died of cancer this morning at his home in home in GÖteborg, Sweden. Elder Malm was 67. Read more »

With 130 entries from LDS stakes, high schools, churches and other organizations, this year's Days of '47 Parade showed how community members from all over the state of Utah are proud to share how... Read more »

Elder LeGrand R. Curtis Jr., counsels descendants of all pioneers to embrace the legacy and determination of their ancestors. Read more »

President Dieter F. Uchtdorf — himself a former refugee —visited refugee camps in Athens on July 22 — reaching out to those forced to leave their country in order to escape war,... Read more »

The world-acclaimed King’s Singers, longtime friends of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, highlighted this year’s Pioneer Day Commemoration Concert of the choir and Orchestra at Temple... Read more »

In an effort to help combat hunger across the globe, President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, second counselor in the First Presidency, presented a $3 million donation from the Church to the World Food... Read more »

During a recent trip to Italy, President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, second counselor in the First Presidency, and his wife, Sister Harriet R. Uchtdorf, visited the Rome Italy Temple site on July 17. Read more »

More than 5,000 children gathered on July 23 for the annual Union Pacific Youth Parade as part of the Days of '47 celebration. Stakes from around the state were invited to participate in one of the... Read more »

“Lift up your voice to oppose wrong,” Brother Devin G. Durrant, second counselor in the Sunday School general presidency told graduates during commencement exercises at Brigham Young... Read more »

A question from her grandmother caused a woman to reflect on her life and change it Read more »

Backcountry encampment allows hundreds to step away from the day's distractions on recommit themselves to the blessings and duties of the Aaronic Priesthood. Read more »

Citizens of a small Nebraska town and surrounding communities shared food, friendship and faith with millions of military personnel on troop trains that made brief stops at their local depot during... Read more »

Notices of new and reorganized stakes throughout the world. Read more »

Recreating a historic 1955 photo in front of the Eiffel Tower, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square on July 15 wrapped up a three-week tour of central Europe two days after... Read more »

Elder Francis "Frank" Marion Gibbons, emeritus General Authority Seventy, died on July 16, 2016. Read more »

Sister Bonnie H. Cordon, newly called as the second counselor in the Primary general presidency, learned from the example of her parents that, with the help of the Lord, she could do hard things. Read more »

Notices of members who are celebrating 70 years of marriage or more. Read more »

Notices of members celebrating 100 years or more. Read more »

“We honor our pioneer ancestors by the lives we live,” said Brother Tad R. Callister, Sunday School general president, during the annual Ogden Pioneer Days devotional held in the Dee... Read more »

Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Stadium on Friday, July 15. Read more »

Only two years after the "Meet the Mormons" first debuted, three new vignettes have been created in an effort to tell the stories of faithful Church members around the world. Read more »

The open house for the Sapporo Japan Temple began Friday, July 8, and will continue through Saturday, July 23, 2016, excluding Sundays. Read more »

The King's Singers will join the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Orchestra at Temple Square for the annual Pioneer Day concert held on July 22 and 23 at 8 p.m. Read more »

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square have made warm connections with audiences on their three-week tour of central Europe. Some performers have associations with the countries... Read more »

Some 390 priesthood leaders from 121 stakes participated in an annual conference, held under the direction of the Young Men and Primary general presidencies at the Philmont Training Center in New... Read more »

Brother Carl Ollerton, who had little success as a missionary, has been able to take names he found on his mission to the temple. Read more »

Sister Jean B. Bingham's recent call as first counselor in the Primary general presidency is another opportunity for her to serve the Lord and help others feel the love of their Heavenly Father. Read more »

It's vital to protect core elements of religious freedom while leaving room for compromise in areas of less importance, said Elder Lance B. Wickman, emeritus General Authority Seventy, at BYU... Read more »

Travelers with a layover of two hours or more at the Salt Lake International Airport can take a tour of the Temple Square by hopping on a shuttle operated by Church service missionaries. Read more »

FamilySearch is sponsoring a worldwide indexing event July 15-17 and are hoping for 72,000 volunteers in 72 hours. Read more »

More than 186 years after the first printing of the Book of Mormon in March of 1830, it continues to stand as a witness of the restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Read more »

The Church released a statement that addressed the change in Russia’s laws which will affect missionary work in the country. Read more »

Elder Brent H. Nielson told new mission presidents and their wives that they will play an important role in helping missionaries understand how to measure their success in the mission field. Read more »

Exactly 20 years after he and his wife began their own missionary service, Elder Ronald A. Rasband spoke to new mission presidents about repentance. Read more »

During the 2016 Seminar for New Mission Presidents, the women general auxiliary presidents discuss the booklet "Adjusting to Missionary Life," which offers strategies to help missionaries cope with... Read more »

“This is how we teach repentance. We teach and testify of Jesus Christ and his atoning sacrifice. We help investigators develop faith unto repentance,” said Bishop W. Christopher... Read more »

Performing to enthusiastic audiences in four European cities so far, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square have had “a tremendous unifying effect upon the people who... Read more »

A sold-out concert July 2 at the prestigious Musikverein in Vienna capped the first week of a 20-day tour of western Europe by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square. Read more »

Notices of new and reorganized stakes throughout the world. Read more »

Notices of members who are celebrating 70 years of marriage or more. Read more »

As Young Women class presidencies and visiting teachers prepare spiritually, counsel together, minister to others and teach the gospel of Jesus Christ, they will “build up the kingdom.” Read more »