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Cultural performances showcased the beauty and diversity of Geneva’s international community.
Young single adults built a Light the World-themed float for the Festival of Lights Parade in Rapid City, South Dakota, to spread light and service.
A missionary effort that began in Maryland encourages ongoing relationships that enhance the Lord’s work.
Here are 9 stories from the Church News the week of Nov. 23 to 29.
Students at Rubona Primary School are known as ‘WASH Angels’ for promoting hygiene.
Elder James W. McConkie reflected on the divine principles of truth and agency at a religious freedom conference held in Prague.
Chamber President José Miguel Castro praised the Church’s efforts in strengthening values for future generations.
Here are 9 stories from the Church News the week of Nov. 2-8.
Sister Amy A. Wright of the Primary general presidency spoke to single adults in historic Nauvoo, Illinois, emphasizing the power of keeping sacred covenants.
"Wherever I am, I am a child of God," said Elder Motoshige Karino, Area Seventy, emphasizing the importance of integrating discipleship into everyday life.
Over 2,000 visitors engaged in family history at the event to launch the open house of the Bahía Blanca Argentina Temple.
The Church’s ongoing collaboration with the Muuchi Xiimbal Foundation since 2012 has transformed countless lives across Mexico.
Matthew White’s work with the Cincinnati NAACP led to hundred of coats donated to children in need.
"Today we received more than 1,400 bottles of water for our students to consume. Thanks to the Church of Jesus Christ," said Principal Celeste Hernández.
The French twins are sharing their testimonies on social media after arriving in the U.S.
Young adults gathered from around the world over the August Bank Holiday to unite in Christ, grow faith and create friendships.
Young adults learned the importance of making covenants and participating in family history work in El Salvador and Honduras.
President Camille N. Johnson has served as Relief Society general president since Aug. 1, 2022.
“As members of the Church, we follow the example of Jesus Christ by helping those most in need,” said Elder Juan Pablo Villar.