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Latter-day Saint coaches will be on opposing sidelines at upcoming BYU-Navy gridiron matchup
By Jason Swensen
Navy head coach Ken Niumatalolo and Brigham Young University head coach Kalani Sitake will square off on Sept. 7. These Latter-day Saint coaches share much in common.
How one tractor-driving service missionary learned the Lord was aware of him
By Trent Toone
Driving a tractor at a Church welfare farm as a service missionary was not what Elder Mill envisioned when he was called to a proselyting mission in 2019. Now he's grateful for the reassignment.
Hurricane Isaias update: Latter-day Saints on East Coast endure high winds, rain, power outages
By Jason Swensen
Gospel-anchored principles such as planning and ministering are proving invaluable in the aftermath of the storm, said Stafford Branch President Ray Barton in New Jersey.
3 Latter-day Saint women receive prestigious Gates Cambridge scholarship
By Eliza Smith-Driggs
Three Latter-day Saint women were awarded the Gates Cambridge Scholarship to pursue a full-time postgraduate degree at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. They are among the approximate 25 other American students to receive the award.
Charleston stake helps feed local families by partnering with public agencies
By Karen McDonough
Some 1,000 free food boxes were distributed to needy families and individuals in the cities of Charleston and North Charleston on Saturday, July 11 thanks to a partnership between the Church and local public agencies.
Church members now have free access to Filae, a French records site
By Sydney Walker
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints now have free access to a premium subscription with Filae, a genealogical website with historical records from France and a FamilySearch partner.
Learn about resources to support parents with the Children and Youth program
Hannah Mortenson, ChurchofJesusChrist.org
“Supporting Your Child’s Growth” features articles about building good relationships, helping children with their program goals and teaching the gospel in the home.
Sister Betty Jo Jepsen, former counselor in the Primary general presidency, dies at age 79
By Rachel Sterzer Gibson
Sister Betty Jo Jepsen served on the Primary general board from 1985 to 1988 and then as first counselor to Primary General President Michaelene P. Grassli from 1988 to 1994.
This 102-year-old was a bomber pilot in WWII and an obstetrician. Here’s his story
By John L. Hart
Dr. Lloyd R. Hicken served a mission in Brazil, flew 27 missions in the Pacific Theater as a B-24 bomber pilot in World War II, and filled more than 3,000 mini-missions as an obstetrician. This is a look at his life and story.
BYU Vocal Point pays tribute in CNN performance to COVID-19 victims
By Eliza Smith-Driggs
BYU's all-male a cappella group, Vocal Point, recently performed virtually on CNN, paying tribute to those who have lost their lives due to COVID-19. The group strives to fulfill its mission: "Enlighten the hearts and minds of those within the sound of our voice unto the filling of their souls with joy.”
The power of the Book of Mormon in the pandemic: How Saints are ‘spiritually thriving’ amid challenges
By Sydney Walker
Six months ago, the Sunday School general presidency said it would be “a year of powerful scripture study unlike any other.” Here's how some Latter-day Saints are finding this to be true.