Elder R. Conrad Schultz served as a general authority from 2001 to 2007 as well as president of the Colorado Denver South Mission and the Portland Oregon Temple.

When a heart willingly and completely "turns the key of consecration, the door of real freedom and spiritual power is opened," the Apostle taught.

The fall 2026 semester’s lineup of devotional speakers at Church schools will include 6 Apostles, 5 Seventies and 5 general officers. See the full list and how to watch.

In his first address following medical leave, President Kauwe and his wife explained how the BYU–Hawaii capstone experience helps students love and serve others.

Earbuds, cellphones can become ways to avoid awkward human interactions that are also critical to one’s ability to serve God’s children, said BYU President Reese.

Now 86 years old, Elder Quentin L. Cook has served as an Apostle for almost 19 years.

Standing in the Sacred Grove Historic Site, BYU–Pathway Worldwide President Brian K. Ashton invited students around the world to follow Joseph Smith’s example and pray in faith.

A livestream event provided prospective students — and the parents and leaders supporting them — information and advice about CES schools.

"This, Thy house, will be a sacred symbol of Thy love for Thy children and of their love for Thee," said Elder Kearon in the Cambodia temple dedicatory prayer.

"May all aspects of this magnificent edifice come together to present a picture of the majesty of Thy work."

This temple is "a testament to the faith of many generations" with the promise of more to come, said President D. Todd Christofferson in rededicating iconic Southern California edifice.

Elder Patrick Kearon of the Quorum of the Twelve invited listeners during BYU Education Week to "slow down and turn more easily and comfortingly to Christ, and bask in His promised peace."

"We thank Thee for the pioneers of faith and devotion who have established Thy work in Brazil," said President Oaks in dedicating the Belo Horizonte Brazil Temple.

"The blessings always outweigh the sacrifices," Sister Carmack said of her service in the Church.

With the help of the Invite a Friend initiative, seminary and institute students are inviting their friends at an unprecedented rate.

Service to family and faith defined the life of Sister Crockett, who served alongside her husband, an emeritus general authority, and as a mission and temple leader.

Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles shared principles to strengthen faith in Jesus Christ, during a broadcast to BYU–Pathway Worldwide students.

As a lifelong disciple of Jesus Christ, Sister Jolene Clayson Pace served alongside her husband, Elder Glenn L. Pace, during 25 years of full-time general Church service.

Learn how the Church is bringing light — literally and figuratively — to the remotest parts of the Pacific Islands.

The response to the devastation of the Teton Dam flood “is true Church history of how Saints showed up and lived their religion.”

Elder Clark G. Gilbert taught new mission leaders to seek and rely on the Spirit in missionary work at the 2026 Seminar for New Mission Leaders.

At the 2026 Seminar for New Mission Leaders, Elder Ulisses Soares offered three key elements to help mission leaders lead councils in a way that invites revelation, strengthens unity.

"Rediscover what a blessing it is to be part of this dispensation," said Elder Caussé.

Bind patrons "joyfully to the promises they make in solemnity before Thee," said President Dieter F. Uchtdorf in the prayer to dedicate the Willamette temple.

"With full hearts, we praise Thee and Thy Holy Son," said President Christofferson in the Yorba Linda California Temple dedicatory prayer.

During 2026 religious educators conference held at BYU, leaders reminded the Church's legion of CES teachers to keep a laser focus on Jesus Christ.

President Camille N. Johnson emphasized a "poignant and beautiful trio of teachings" — love thy neighbor, avoid contention and make peace.

"This is a work of happiness, of gladness, of joy," Elder Gary E. Stevenson testified during his ministry to Australia, New Caledonia, Samoa and American Samoa.

"We worship a compensatory God who heals, restores, gathers, sanctifies, exalts and fixes things that are broken," Sister Amy A. Wright of the Primary general presidency testified in an Ensign College devotional.

“Let Thy sons and daughters who enter Thy house feel an abundance of Thy love for them," said Elder Andersen in the prayer to dedicate the Bacolod Philippines Temple.