Read about the established process for succession in selecting a new leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

See a chronological list of announcements and changes that have happened in the Church since President Russell M. Nelson became Prophet in January 2018.

"Felt like I was speaking to future missionaries," said Elder Grant Candland after connecting with students at a taekwondo academy in Eastleigh, England.

Using their mission connections, three women are helping mothers in Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and more.

From tornadoes to luncheons, Church Office Building stood as a commitment to being a friend to all nations after 50 years in 2025.

Ghana’s natural disaster agency director expressed gratitude for the Church’s donations: "That is what Christ would want us to do."

For Global Youth Service Day 2025, Chandler Arizona South Stake young women and men participated in a multi-activity service project to help four different organizations.

Former branch presidents, bishops and stake presidency members from Haiti joined in establishing Zion in Springfield, Ohio.

Church members coordinated efforts to alleviate food insecurity in Texas, address clothing needs in Oklahoma

Since tornadoes hit the St. Louis, Missouri, area on May 16, Church members and missionaries have been helping with cleanup efforts, assisting local relief efforts and distributing hot meals.

Church members in Korea helped children's centers in their communities, with a food donation and helping with a new heating, air conditioning system.

During April 2025 general conference, President Nelson invited all to grow in confidence before God. See other invitations he has given in his seven years as President of the Church.

The Church News wants to share your photos of how you watch general conference all over the world.

Here are all the ways you can keep up-to-date with the Church News in print, email, video, online and on mobile.

New General Authority Seventies, Area Seventies and general officers were sustained during April 2023 general conference. What is the difference between these titles and callings, and what do they mean?

Pieces of art from more than 25 countries were on display in the Church History Museum as part of the 12th International Art Competition.

From the Tabernacle in downtown Salt Lake City to the White House in Washington, D.C., The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square has performed for U.S. presidents in a variety of settings spanning more than a century.

God will “fulfill His promises to us,” Elder Christofferson testified during devotional that included the Relief Society general president and other leaders

Notices of new and reorganized stakes throughout the world.