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Ryker Eggenberger

Ryker Eggenberger is a Church News writing intern and almost-graduated student from Utah State University. Ryker served a mission in Quebec, Canada, and is currently studying creative writing. He has previously worked as a newswriter for the Utah Statesman newspaper and a content writer for an online blog about American national parks.

Four images in a square, showing The First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, President Eyring and his wife, Elder Christofferson and his wife in front of a sign that reads “Welcome to Alice Springs” and Iam Tongi performing on American Idol.
Leaders & Ministry
Week in review: President Eyring turns 90 plus 8 more articles
May 28-June 4: President Eyring turns 90, Elder Holland affirms the maturity and judgment of the First Presidency in his essay, American Idol winner Iam Tongi speaks about his faith and more.
A woman stands with a small horse in a blue covering in an open room.
Global
Humanitarian efforts in Central, Eastern Europe include medical equipment donations, charitable acts and mini-horse therapy
See how both the Church’s recent humanitarian efforts and angels of “the mortal kind” are blessing thousands in Armenia, Hungary and Slovakia.
Four separate pictures: President and Sister Oaks talking; a younger Elder Eyring standing at a pulpit; Elder Renlund in a suit and tie; and Elder Rasband behind a pulpit in a suit and tie.
Leaders & Ministry
In case you missed it: President Oaks speaks to young adults, President Eyring on learning to trust the Lord, plus 7 more stories
Here are nine stories from the Church News from the week of May 21-27.
A group of young people posing for a photo.
Members
Australian youth worship the Savior by serving in local park and school
“Charity is the antidote to contention and a true characteristic of a follower of Jesus Christ,” said a Melbourne stake president.
Four people looking at a laptop.
Members
How Saints in Peru, Malaysia and England are ‘finding [their] happiness’ through family history
See how youth and missionaries from three different countries are promoting FamilySearch and family history work.
Elder Mark D. Eddy, General Authority Seventy, speaks at the pulpit during a BYU-Idaho devotional
Living Faith
Choose Christ ‘today and forever, come what may,’ Elder Eddy says at BYU–Idaho
“If you feel that your faith is buckling under the weight of an unrelenting and recurring personal weakness, draw strength from the reassuring words of your Redeemer, ‘be not afraid, only believe.’”