Sarah Jane Weaver: What a woman’s dying wish taught me about true Christlike love
Church News editor Sarah Jane Weaver shares what she learned from a woman in Tennessee who joined the Church due to the service of two missionaries.
Living Faith
Video: Civil rights activist quotes stirring version of ‘Come, Come, Ye Saints’ and what it symbolizes for the NAACP
At the 110th NAACP convention, Reverend Amos C. Brown proclaimed the similarities he's found between different religions and races and how those similarities bring hope and love to children of God everywhere.
Boyd Matheson: ‘Come, Follow Me’ is more than a course of study — it’s an invitation
Latter-day prophets recognize that “Come, Follow Me” is more than a course of study — it is an invitation for members and non-members alike to know the Savior Jesus Christ, understand His atoning sacrifice and feel His redeeming love in
Sissel sings with heart at Tabernacle Choir’s Pioneer Day concert, explains what you didn’t know about Disney’s ‘Frozen’
The cultures of Scandinavian and Nordic pioneers played a large focus in The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square's annual Pioneer Day concert, "Music for a Summer Evening," featuring guest artist Sissel, on July 19.
‘You can’t fake love’: An inside look at how refugees in Rome and Latter-day Saints are coming together in an extraordinary way
The Friendship Center in Rome, Italy, provides an opportunity for refugees to take classes that promote self-reliance and to feel hope that 'things are going to get better.'
