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Attendees say they look forward to increased opportunities to serve loved ones by moving them forward on the covenant path.
Seeing the temple built in Wichita, Kansas, is a sign of a new season where the "field is white already to harvest."
As the Savior of all mankind, Jesus Christ is the reason individuals can find happiness during mortal life and for those who have passed on from it.
Speaking in a video recorded in Mexico, Elder Neil L. Andersen invited individuals to remember loved ones, do their work in the temple.
The Church President’s family has met together in the same place, on the same weekend, every other year for more than a century.
Elder Braxton Blake Mecham had been serving in the Tennessee Knoxville Mission.
Historian and biographer Richard E. Turley Jr. shares what he has seen in the past year.
Erected next to the historic Montpelier Stake Tabernacle that was dedicated 106 years prior, the temple will serve more than 15,000 Latter-day Saints.
The Savior teaches that individuals should give to one another; Satan encourages people to take from one another.
Hosted for the first time in Salt Lake City, the forum brings together faith and civic leaders from more than 50 countries.
The producer of "Dedicate" and two young adults in the series speak about filming at the Salt Lake Temple, Jesus Christ and temple covenants. Listen or watch here.
The missionaries had been serving in South Africa and California prior to their deaths.
The first counselor in the First Presidency will dedicate the temple in the small town in southern Idaho.
This special conference edition of the Church News podcast features excerpts from each conference address, including President Dallin H. Oaks' invitation for all to come unto Jesus Christ.
President Dallin H. Oaks concluded the Sunday afternoon session of October 2026 general conference with an invitation for all to attend the Salt Lake Temple open house in April 2027.
‘Strong faith requires more than strong desire. It means daily trying, one step at a time, with prayer and scriptural learning,’ President Oaks said during the Sunday morning session.
“We all have present or future concerns or struggles we are trying to overcome. ... Whatever they are, the way to overcome them is to get closer to our Savior, Jesus Christ,” said President Dallin H. Oaks. #GeneralConference
“Without divine comfort, we risk losing hope; and without hope, we can lose our faith and stop trying. … There is hope in Jesus Christ.,” said Elder Matthew J. Eyring.
“Don’t confuse the perceived invisibility of the Lord’s hand with the inveterate nature of the Lord’s heart,” said Elder Michael A. Dunn.
Elder David Kannar of Australia will serve in the Eighth Quorum of the Seventy.
“Understand the deep needs, the deep commitments, on both sides,” President Oaks taught.
Hispanic youth have a ‘critical role’ in the Church’s future, Elder Clark G. Gilbert says in Chicago
Hundreds of youth listen to a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles as he invites them to prepare for and serve a mission.
In Washington D.C., President Dallin H. Oaks prayed that individuals will all strive to be peacemakers in a diverse, divided world.
President Dallin H. Oaks shared five principles learned from 70 years of studying the U.S. Constitution.
At the Montpelier Idaho Temple, Elder Mark D. Eddy said temples stand as symbols of God’s love and people’s faith.
Settled more than 160 years ago along the Oregon Trail, Montpelier celebrates a temple as a link to both its past and future.
Reservations for open house tickets now available at TempleSquare.org.
Young Men and Young Women leaders share how new changes can create stronger disciples of Jesus Christ.
The idea that my home could be a location where the Spirit of the Lord could be felt as strongly as in the temple made me do a lot of evaluating.