President Nelson has spoken about the Doctrine and Covenants and used many scriptures contained in the Doctrine and Covenants in his teaching. Read 10 examples here.

President Nelson’s efforts to preserve Church history include restoring pioneer-era temples, acquiring the Kirtland Temple, directing the four-volume “Saints” and commemorating a bicentennial year.

The Church’s education commissioner told J. Reuben Clark Law Society that religious freedom, institutional governance and stewardship to God all work together to create the correct condition for religious expression.

Here’s how these meetings emphasize the importance of diplomatic dialogue and foster mutual respect globally.

Elder Ahmad S. Corbitt, a General Authority Seventy, spoke to religious and civic leaders, organizations and community members at the first South Carolina Religious Liberty Conference, the day before National Religious Freedom Day.

Additionally, the Relief Society general presidency invited sisters to a March 16 worldwide Relief Society devotional.

The Primary general presidency counselor’s varied examples included her teenage conversion, her son’s lost retainer and a family facing death in a school shooting.

What has President Nelson invited Latter-day Saints to do? Here is a look at some of his invitations since January 2018.

Elder Soares will dedicate the first house of the Lord in both Kenya and all of East Africa in May.