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Carly Ludlow
Carly Ludlow

Carly Ludlow is an intern for the Church News. She is currently pursuing a degree in journalism with an emphasis in sports media at Brigham Young University. Carly was born and raised in Dallas, Texas, and has a love for the outdoors. Outside of writing, you can find Carly in the kitchen cooking or baking. Carly served a mission in the Scotland/Ireland Mission from 2023 to 2025.


Sacred music teaches children about Heavenly Father’s plan of happiness and the foundational truths of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

An event in Tanzania united women’s groups, community members, guests and government leaders to celebrate International Women’s Day.

Here are nine stories from Church News the week of April 5-11.

Lyrics of multiple hymns were mentioned throughout the April 2026 general conference. Here is how they were used.

Elder Nathan Welch, a service missionary with Down syndrome, has found a way to share light and joy with others in his West Virginia community.

Watch as more than 200 Latter-day Saints and visitors walk the same road as the early Saints did in 1846 in Nauvoo, Illinois.

The Herriman Utah Anthem Stake invited youth groups, families and the public to view vignettes depicting moments from the week leading up to Jesus Christ’s Crucifixion.

At RootsTech 2026, members of the Coalition for Responsible AI in Genealogy provided five principles for using artificial intelligence technology responsibly.

Members of the Belonging Colorado Cohort toured the Denver Colorado Temple grounds and a meetinghouse to increase understanding of beliefs and faith.

JustServe volunteers and members of the Church took part in parades and other projects for the MLK Day of Service.

Wards throughout the Cheltenham England and Chester England stakes gather to strengthen relationships through monthly and weekly activities.

In the Singapore Stake, members and community leaders collaborate to provide over 100 ration bags with essential items and groceries to families in need.

Isadora Trevisani de Oliveira has her eyes set on the 2032 Paralympic games, despite physical setbacks.

A simple prayer led to an outpouring of help for a family in Clarksville, Maryland.

Hundreds of young singles adults gathered in conferences across Japan as they built faith and friendships.

Here are 8 stories from the Church News the week of Dec. 28 to Jan 4.

Relief Society, Primary, and young adults worldwide participate in acts of service during the annual Light the World Christmas initiative.

Christmas light displays at temples and historic sites are inviting neighbors to experience peace, hope and the Light of Christ.