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See the floats created by Church members to honor pioneers in the Days of ‘47 Parade

Take a look at photos from this year’s Days of ’47 parade, including some of the unique parade floats designed and created by Latter-day Saints local to the Salt Lake area.
A sprinter kneels on the track with a baton in hand in preparation for a relay race
Leaders & Ministry

Exercise Olympic ideals in personal lives, President Nelson encourages

Leaders & Ministry

‘The pioneer legacy is a legacy of inclusion,’ President Oaks declares

Podcast

Episode 40: President M. Russell Ballard and three other Apostles on why and how the Church is governed by councils

Temples

Latest temple updates: Four temples in as many countries begin offering all living, proxy ordinances, bringing total to 120

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Leaders & Ministry
Inside Church headquarters: A look at 3 of the Church’s executive councils and what they do
By Sydney Walker
Learn more about the Missionary Executive Council, the Priesthood and Family Executive Council and the Temple and Family History Executive Council.
Living Faith
When life seems in free fall, grasp the divine parachute, Young Men President Lund tells BYU–I graduates
By Rachel Sterzer Gibson
During BYU–Idaho’s spring commencement, Young Men General President Steven J. Lund compared graduates being launched into the career world to a man's experience being shot out of an airplane.
History Revisited
Trail, sail or rail? Evening from the Museum online presentation to explore stories of how pioneers headed west
By Christine Rappleye
Tiffany Taylor Bowles will highlight the experiences of Black pioneer Green Flake, British widow Jean Rio Baker and Danish couple Niels and Margarethe Nielsen as they journeyed west.
Living Faith
Gospel Library children’s collection gives access to content made just for them
By Chelsea Kern, ChurchofJesusChrist.org
This new digital resource in Gospel Library was made for children to be able to navigate by themselves and is designed to be engaging for children with illustrations and child-friendly buttons.
Living Faith
Pioneer Day concert on hiatus — but Tabernacle Choir fans can enjoy online selection from past concerts
By Jason Swensen
The pandemic forced the cancellation of the Tabernacle Choir's 2021 Pioneer Day concert, but loyal listeners can still enjoy performances from past concerts while looking forward to the choir's return.
Leaders & Ministry
Youth advisers do far more than teach Sunday lessons
By Bradley R. Wilcox, second counselor, Young Men general presidency, and Sister Michelle D. Craig, Young Women general presidency
General Young Men and Young Women leaders emphasize the importance of youth advisers allowing young people to build confidence by learning to lead.
Global
Latter-day Saint Charities helps fight Type 2 diabetes in Kiribati through garden project
By Rachel Sterzer Gibson
The Church is trying to help decrease the incidence of diabetes across the Pacific by offering inexpensive, healthy food options through small family and community gardens.
History Revisited
How lessons from the Mormon Battalion mustering are relevant 175 years later
By Christine Rappleye
It was 175 years ago this month when the Mormon Battalion starting its march across the U.S. Here's what one group of researchers has done to verify who was in the battalion.
Living Faith
Music & the Spoken Word: Persevere with hope
So what does a seventh-inning stretch provide? Perspective. By standing up for a moment, you can see a little better, shares Lloyd Newell in this week's "Music & the Spoken Word" with the Tabernacle Choir on Temple Square.
Global
How Latter-day Saints in the Pacific are serving their communities
By Rachel Sterzer Gibson
Winter pajamas for foster kids, computers for the blind, trees and shrubs and blankets for new mothers are among service projects performed by Latter-day Saints in the Pacific.