While ministering in United Arab Emirates and Qatar, both Church leaders spoke at international conferences, promoting peacemaked.

President Emily Belle Freeman and Sister Tracy Y. Browning shared the joy of discipleship — read about their meetings with members in Japan, South Korea, Guam and Micronesia.

The February Friend to Friend episode taught children their capacity to share Jesus' love through service.

The Primary general presidency expounded on how children can plan, invite and serve beginning in 2025.

The Primary general presidency discussed how the annual Primary service initiative will help children realize they are an important part of the Church and can contribute in meaningful ways.

Ongoing communication, understanding and respect can foster a welcoming environment for all at church.

The Primary general presidency spoke about the February 2025 Friend to Friend, featuring Elder David A. Bednar and children doing a service project.

What started out as a family tradition for Scott and Roseann Crum has now turned into a ward missionary effort.

“Children are the Lord’s most precious resource! They are sent to us by God, our Heavenly Father, with a divine mandate to raise them in His love,” wrote President Susan H. Porter.

The Primary service initiative continues the legacy of children serving other children.

Jackson Willis, his mother and friends and neighbors in Mesa, Arizona, packaged lunches for the homeless in an effort to strive to be more like Jesus Christ.

The next Friend to Friend broadcast on Feb. 15, 2025, will feature Elder David A. Bednar and will teach children about sharing the love of Jesus through service.

The Primary general president and member of the Relief Society general presidency spent 11 days in Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia.

Read how a 9-year-old boy’s testimony grew after meeting with Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.

Additional information about each broadcast will be published before the event.

Read how a children's choir performance at the October 2024 general conference inspired the people who helped put it together and people around the world.

A quiet room, a mini-MTC, artwork and service projects helped Primary children around the world come to know Jesus Christ and bear record of Him.

The Young Women and Primary general leaders taught and ministered in Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina in September.

Here are a word search, maze, matching game and bingo cards to help children engage in general conference.

"How grateful I am that we have Primary to teach us more about Jesus Christ and His gospel," President Jeffrey R. Holland said.