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Madeline Miles
Madeline Miles

Madeline Miles is an intern with Church News. She is from West Virginia and studies English, creative writing and Spanish at Brigham Young University. She served in the Oklahoma Oklahoma City and Chile Concepción missions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her writing interests include religion, environmental issues, family and public health.


Members of the Brinton family shared "courage to go another day" through music, crediting generations of family support and faith in God.

Church leaders discussed second-hour changes and revisited Christ-centered remarks from general conference in posts shared this week on social media.

On social media, Church leaders such as President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, President Emily Belle Freeman and Elder Clark G. Gilbert shared that returning to Christ means attending the temple, returning to church and finding hope through His Resurrection.

This week on social media, Church leaders testified of the Savior, showed support for those in new callings and talked more about youth program adjustments.

On social media this week as Easter approaches, Church leaders, including Elder David A. Bednar and Elder Neil L. Andersen, testify of the Atonement and Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Church leaders, including President Henry B. Eyring and President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, taught ways to connect with Jesus Christ in preparation for Holy Week and Easter.

Youth, Church and community members gathered to support people with special needs in “massive show of love” for a Valentine’s season dance.

This week on social media, Church leaders, including President Dieter F. Uchtdorf and Elder Neil L. Andersen, shared accounts of global ministry and conversion to Jesus Christ.

President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, Elder Quentin L. Cook and other Church leaders testified of finding God’s love and other truths in social media messages this week.

FamilySearch and other family history companies shared at RootsTech's tech forums about new AI-backed tools that surge genealogy research output.

Elder Clement M. Matswagothata, General Authority Seventy, addressed questions, doubt and building faith at BYU-Idaho devotional.

In a BYU–Idaho devotional, Elder Aaron T. Hall compared triathlons to the process of “becoming” like the Savior.

Church leaders bore witness of prophets and invited people to seek the influence of the Holy Ghost.

Mutual goals of religious freedom and youth development discussed in a meeting with local Church leadership, including Elder Joaquin E. Costa and Chilean President-elect José Antonio Kast.

Plus, Church leaders expressed gratitude for family and testified of Christ’s mercy.

Donations from Church help health care providers to continue community outreach and be self-reliant.

Church leaders testified of the hope, healing and joy that comes through Jesus Christ’s Atonement.

Elder Steven D. Shumway, General Authority Seventy, emphasized the importance of pruning unnecessary distractions from life.

After experiencing a life-changing accident, Jill McAuley found strength by centering her life on Jesus Christ.

Church leaders testified of the power of godly promises, the Book of Mormon and what it means to walk with Jesus.

Church leaders testified of Heavenly Father’s plan of happiness, the Savior’s redemptive power and the guiding direction of the Holy Ghost.