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Lynnette McConkie
Lynnette McConkie

Lynnette McConkie is an intern for the Church News with a love for capturing true narratives that inspire. She has a passion for learning about people and listening to their journeys. Lynnette earned her bachelor's degree in journalism from Brigham Young University. When not writing, Lynnette enjoys spending time with her family, sewing and making something delicious.


Every decision begins as a thought — a "spiritual creation" that ultimately shapes actions and determines true success, Elder Massimo De Feo told Ensign College students.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' reports about its expanded recycling efforts and sustainable practices focused on effective material waste management.

Read how “invisible” ancestors are more findable than people think, as taught by Michael D. Lacopo, a genealogy expert, at RootsTech 2025.

RootsTech 2025 virtual keynote speaker Marco Lui talks about the deep connection between storytelling, family and sense of self.

Read the story of Los Chicaneros, the Colombian-born Botero family, and their determined journey to grow and preserve their dream of family through challenging times.

Youth overcame challenges, formed friendships and found strength in Christ at FSY conferences in Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand and Australia.

“Keep your focus on matters within your control, and let go of those which shimmer but in reality are counterfeit,” invited Elder Michael A. Dunn in a BYU devotional.

Leaders and youth grew together during an October 2024 pioneer trek activity in Tasmania, Australia.

The general sessions of April 2025 general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be held Saturday, April 5, and Sunday, April 6.

President Emily Belle Freeman and Sister Tracy Y. Browning shared the joy of discipleship — read about their meetings with members in Japan, South Korea, Guam and Micronesia.

Jonathan Wing, RootsTech 2025 director of events, talks about plans for this year’s global family history conference March 6-8.