Remembering how, in one day — and without prior notice — missionaries shared the the breadth and depth of the Church’s humanitarian work in support of refugees in Rome.
The Joel Nafuma Refugee Center — located in the American Episcopal Church’s St. Paul’s Within the Walls building in Rome, Italy — serves refugees with the help of partners like The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Drought is reaching a crisis in the Kurdistan region. The Church is working with the Barzani Charity Foundation and the government to provide access to water.
Five Latter-day Saint siblings are fourth cousins to the award-winning ice dancer, who met for the first time relatives from his mother’s side of the family.
Donated desks and sewing machines, as well as refurbished classrooms and bathrooms will bless children and teachers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Co-sponsored by the Church, the “Preventing Violence, Promoting Freedom of Belief” conference focused on how women and children are leading interfaith efforts.
Kamputhaw Chapel in Lahug, Cebu City, is 50 feet from the Cebu stake center. Also, work has started for the third meetinghouse in Lapu-Lapu City and a branch organized on Romblon.
