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Ryan Jensen
Ryan Jensen

J. Ryan Jensen is the editor of the Church News. He has worked with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints since 2014 creating and distributing content that helps build faith in Jesus Christ – including four years as the managing editor of the New Era magazine and Church youth website. Ryan has a degree in journalism from Utah State University. He served a mission in Colombia and still speaks Spanish every chance he gets. He and his wife Megan love being parents to their four children. Email Ryan at rjensen@deseretnews.com.


Performances of song and dance showcased cultures from Hispanic and Latin American countries.

The son of pioneer parents in France, Elder Caussé said he has always known Jesus Christ to be his Savior and Redeemer.

Elder Gérald Caussé is the first member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles from France and has served for the last decade as the Church’s presiding bishop.

Family members, general Church leaders and the counselors in the First Presidency share lessons from their experiences and observations of the Prophet of the restored Church.

Recalling President Oaks’ comments on how to differentiate between one’s own thoughts and the inspiration of the Holy Ghost.

Despite never playing football in high school or college, Porter Ellett is now an assistant coach for the Kansas City Chiefs.

President Camille N. Johnson and President Susan H. Porter talk about their observations of President Dallin H. Oaks after years of service together.

In the 20-minute interview, members of the First Presidency expressed hope for the future and their desire to serve Heavenly Father and His children.

From general conference, to trainings and other meetings, President Dallin H. Oaks, President Henry B. Eyring and President D. Todd Christofferson have testified of Jesus Christ.

Church President Dallin H. Oaks is described as "a man of action" in this Church News video.

Hear the second part of a two-part Church News podcast series marking the 30th anniversary of "The Family: A Proclamation to the World."

This episode features excerpts from each address from the 195th Semiannual General Conference.

English versions of all 34 talks given during the October 2025 general conference are available in the Gospel Library online and the app, with other languages coming soon.

Both will serve in the Church’s Caribbean Area.

President Dallin H. Oaks was joined by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland and Elder Henry B. Eyring in praising the lifelong service of the late Prophet and President of the Church.

Sometimes the Lord needs an ornamental tree near a temple. Sometimes He needs a forest of trees on a sacred hill.

Elder David A. Bednar teaches the need to remember past events to strengthen faith in the Savior and the Restoration of His Church.

On this episode of the Church News podcast, hear quotes from Church leaders who testify how eternal truths found in the proclamation strengthen individuals, families and homes.

Members of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles now have YouTube channels to help share testimonies of the Savior.

"When the family is strong, communities are strong." W. Bradford Wilcox from the University of Virginia and director of the National Marriage Project discusses the benefits of a “marriage mindset.”

Listening to Kevin and Peggy Worthen share how they have worked together to build their individual and collective faith in the Savior was humbling, writes Jon Ryan Jensen.

The Worthens share their unique perspective of BYU and the power of embracing the opportunities of service, one step at a time.

Called while still serving as a mission president, Elder Farias says personal revelation is available to all of God’s children.

President Wallis was admitted to the hospital with a gunshot wound on Saturday, Aug. 16.

Three young adults share how events and gathering places strengthen them, both spiritually and socially.

President R. Tyler Wallis has been serving the Mexico Mexico City West Mission with his wife since June.

"Life is filled with detours and dead ends, trials and challenges of every kind. ... Yet we are here to have joy? Yes! The answer is a resounding yes!" President Nelson says.

Faith in Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ helps her embrace opportunities to serve in various roles and places.

Elder Quentin L. Cook accompanied President Russell M. Nelson at the Syracuse Utah Temple dedication and spoke about worshiping and completing ordinances in the house of the Lord.

Peacemaking is about more than eliminating contention, it includes bringing peace to the turbulent in heart.