The Church History Department added information about general Church leadership to the Church History Biographical Database.

Learn about three family members — a great-grandmother and two descendants — who each attended one of the three dedications at the Hill Cumorah Historic Site.

See photos of the Salt Lake Tabernacle, which was formally dedicated 150 years ago in October 1875.

The Church History Department is collaborating with Yale University Press to publish the Nauvoo, Illinois, journal of early Latter-day Saint William Clayton.

Elder David A. Bednar teaches the need to remember past events to strengthen faith in the Savior and the Restoration of His Church.

Elder David A. Bednar rededicated the Hill Cumorah Historic Site, a sacred place he referred to as "the cradle of the Restoration."

The Church hopes a remodeled visitors' center and reforestation project at the Hill Cumorah Historic Site will provide a more meaningful, spiritual experience for visitors.

"Pay more attention to the average, regular people," invited a BYU professor at the Church History Conference.

A panel of Church History Department employees participated in a roundtable discussion on "Making peace with challenging questions in Church History" at the Church History Conference.

With Elder Kyle S. McKay moderating, three emeritus General Authority Seventies and former Church historians shared meaningful memories, experiences and thoughts on the Savior in Church history.