Elder Quentin L. Cook, Elder David L. Buckner, scholars and faith leaders share hopeful perspectives on the strength that unity brings to preserving religious freedom.

Author Anna M. Molgard wrote the new hymn “Joyfully Bound” to show the joy of being bound to the Lord as covenant sons and daughters.

On Mother's Day, several Church leaders shared on social media about the influence of mothers and women in their lives, and the love Heavenly Father has for them.

This week’s study guide includes Moses’ final discourses to the Israelites.

Here are 10 stories from the Church News the week of May 3-9.

Around the world, 18 stake presidencies have been reorganized in Argentina, Brazil, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Papua New Guinea, Peru and the Philippines; and in the United States in California, Illinois, Texas and Utah.

Individuals of different faiths, including a Muslim, Sikh and Christian, shared compelling personal experiences underscoring the need to preserve religious freedom.

President and Sister Ashton spoke to BYU–Pathway Worldwide students about the blessings of having the Holy Ghost's constant companionship during their education and beyond.

When love is freely given, it's an investment with power to shape and change a life, observes Derrick Porter in this week’s “Music & the Spoken Word” with The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. Watch it here.

Through the Savior, real change and healing are possible where imperfect mortal efforts aren’t enough, writes Church News reporter Kaitlyn Bancroft.