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Disciples can become more like the Savior by seeking perfection, being a witness of Him and serving others, taught President Oaks to Latter-day Saints in the Europe Central Area.

European champion gymnast Jonas Rushworth shared about the people, faith and moments leading up to his gold medal in May 2025.

"It was a beautiful experience and a testament of putting the gospel in action," reflected Latter-day Saint stake president on the Eid al-Adha gathering.

Church donation allows eight doctors to receive training and improve care for more than 16,000 patients in Mexico.

The Church and its members helped improve the lives of millions of people through humanitarian efforts in Europe in 2024.

New market and solar-powered cold storage facility to support 525 women at the Bakau Women Horticulture Garden in The Gambia.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Un Kilo de Ayuda collaborate to strengthen early childhood development in more than 500 underserved communities.

Organized on April 6, 2025, new Kenyan branch in refugee camp grows six-fold in just two months.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints aided in providing life-changing reconstructive cleft lip and palate surgeries in Brazil.

Ghana’s natural disaster agency director expressed gratitude for the Church’s donations: "That is what Christ would want us to do."

Leaders and experts gathered to discuss theme of empowering women and protecting children for the seventh annual conference.

Read what “Placentero nos es trabajar” — “Oh, How Great Is Our Joy” — has taught Spanish-speaking members about missionary work, eternal families and trusting in God’s plan.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has organized its first stake in the central African country of Yaoundé, Cameroon.

‘We are all connected, and we have a God-given responsibility to help make life better for those around us,’ Elder Mutombo says at Central Africa events in May 2025.

While in Santiago, Chile, Elder Gary E. Stevenson saw the impact of the Church's donations to help children with complex and terminal illnesses.

Former branch presidents, bishops and stake presidency members from Haiti joined in establishing Zion in Springfield, Ohio.

"We are encouraged by the faith of the members in Lesotho, and we join with them, obviously, in this very difficult time," said an Area Seventy in the Africa South Area acting as spokesman.

While ministering in Asia, Relief Society General President Camille N. Johnson saw members "ministering in a higher and holier way" in Thailand and Nepal, and the effects of the Church's collaboration with several organizations, including Helen Keller International, iDE and Care in Nepal and UNICEF in Sri Lanka.

Primary General President Susan H. Porter told members in the Asia Area that God is mindful of them, during ministry in Laos, Cambodia, Taiwan and Thailand.

Latter-day Saints in Uruguay reflect on stories of faith and dedicated service as the Church commemorates 100 years in South America.