Living Faith

Video: How Southeast Asia Latter-day Saints are destined to be a force for good
By Danielle Christensen
President Russell M. Nelson and Elder D. Todd Christofferson speak of their love for Latter-day Saints in Southeast Asia and how they are an integral part to moving the work of the Lord forward.
Why the Houston City mayor specifically asked Latter-day Saint missionaries to help with a service event
Linda Talbot
To have the mayor of the nation's fourth-largest city reaching out to missionaries to participate in important city activities is a credit to the service they provide.
Light the World campaign encourages all to serve as Christ did — one by one
Camille West, ChurchofJesusChrist.org
To help light the world this Christmas season, the Church is encouraging people to every day think of someone they can help or invite, and minister to them as the Savior did, one by one.
How family history became more real to me while shadowing Elders Uchtdorf, Bednar in Europe
By Scott Taylor
What shadowing Elder Uchtdorf and Elder Bednar during visits to their respective homelands taught this Church News reporter about the parable of the "penny-wage."
This man received a call personally from the prophet to be a temple missionary. 40 years later, he’s performed over 13,000 endowments
By Trent Toone
Dennis Preece has performed more than 13,000 temple ordinances since 1974. He turns 70 on Thanksgiving Day and has no plans to slow down.
Brother Owen explains why young adults should be interested in the new Children and Youth program
By Sydney Walker
Brother Stephen W. Owen, Young Men general president, spoke during a devotional at BYU–Hawaii on Nov. 5, about the principles of the new Children and Youth program that will be launched in 2020.
How are you bearing the name of Christ? This General Authority says to keep these 2 things in mind
By Valerie Johnson
Elder Robert C. Gay of the Presidency of the Seventy spoke on how to become more valiant in bearing Christ's name, during an LDS Business College devotional on Nov. 5.
Why former Utah Jazz player Thurl Bailey says his son’s mission has put him ‘ahead of the game’ at Marquette University
By Trent Toone
One year after finishing his missionary service, Brendan Bailey is entering his sophomore season at Marquette prepared to make noise in the college basketball world.
Latter-day Saint Women podcast offers new ways to connect with women leaders throughout Church history
By Aubrey Eyre
In early 2019, the Church launched a new podcast called "Latter-day Saint Women." Here's how it's changing the narrative about women leaders throughout history.
Luz de las Naciones — a celebration of belonging
By Aubrey Eyre
This year's Luz de las Naciones, which is the largest Latino cultural event of its kind in all of Utah, will be held on Saturday, Nov. 2, at 8 p.m. at the conference center and will once again provide a beautiful and spectacular array of cultural music, dance, and art.
Sarah Jane Weaver: What I think President Nelson meant from his invitation during general conference
By Sarah Jane Weaver
From the Conference Center pulpit on Oct. 6, 2019, President Russell M. Nelson was clasping the arms of each member of the Church, looking us in the eyes and inviting us to walk with him.
More than a wheelchair: How Latter-day Saint Charities is giving respect to individuals with disabilities
By Sarah Jane Weaver
Here's a look at the reach of Latter-day Saint Charities and how they are bringing respect to individuals with disabilities in countries throughout the world.
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