Living Faith

40,000 pounds of food for Missouri families donated by Latter-day Saint Charities
By Christine Rappleye
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, more than 3,500 St. Louis-area families received food and toiletries thanks to a partnership with Latter-day Saint Charities and the Urban League of Metropolitan Saint Louis.
President Bingham urges Seminaries and Institutes teachers to provide students with ‘spiritual meat’
By Rachel Sterzer Gibson
Youth and young adults today need the spiritual meat of the gospel to answer questions that arise. "They can handle it," President Jean B. Bingham said.
4 fears keeping you from doing missionary work — and how to overcome them
By Valerie Walton
Elder William K. Jackson, General Authority Seventy said, “It is our obligation and our great privilege to share (the gospel) in so many different ways," during an Ensign College devotional on Jan. 26.
Tad R. Callister: How can we teach our children to recognize the Spirit?
By Tad R. Callister
"As we teach and bear testimony of the workings of the Spirit, we enlarge our posterity’s capacity to know for themselves by the power of the Holy Ghost that this gospel is as true as true can be," Tad R. Callister writes.
10 notable but not well-known Church history sites in the U.S. — plus 1 in England
By Kenneth Mays
Two islands in Maine, Wisconsin pineries, the site near where “Come, Come, Ye Saints” was written and a recently restored home in Nauvoo, Illinois, are part of a list below of these 10 sites in 10 states across the United States — plus one in England — that are connected to events in Church history but are not as well-known.
Live, care, invite and unite: How young women are finding joy in ‘a great work’
By the Young Women general presidency and board
"We can all find joy as we invite others to live the gospel of Jesus Christ, care for those in need, invite all to receive the gospel and unite families for eternity," writes the Young Women general presidency and board.
This Week on Social: To teach about faith in Jesus Christ, share stories from your ancestors
By Valerie Walton
Church leaders share why it's important to create goals at the beginning of a new year and why chocolate cake and an Oreo cookie hold such importance in their lives.