During a 10-day ministry, Elder Renlund ministered to Latter-day Saints in Chile, Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay.

Thirteen stakes were created in Arkansas, Canada, Colorado, Democratic Republic of Congo, Idaho, Kansas, Oklahoma, Philippines, Texas and Utah; 18 stakes were reorganized in Alabama, Argentina, Brazil, California, Canada, Dominican Republic, Idaho, Mexico, Peru, Philippines, Taiwan, Utah and Washington.

Newest Apostle taught that being "agents unto ourselves" does not come without responsibility.

Presiding Bishop W. Christopher Waddell replaces newly called Elder Gérald Caussé, who was recently named as the Church’s newest Apostle.

Also, President Oaks and President Holland shared formative experiences from their time attending Brigham Young University.

Family members share principles learned from and characteristics observed in the new Church president.

Born Nov. 13, 1952, Elder Dale G. Renlund has served as an Apostle since 2015.

“We are both BYU men from the ground up”: The two have traveled parallel paths — as students, university presidents and supervising Apostles.

Elder Ronald A. Rasband is the first Apostle to meet top government leaders in Seychelles and Ethiopia.

Julio Cesar Jasso Zavala and Lourdes Gutierrez de Jasso have been called to serve as México México City West Mission president and companion by the First Presidency. They began their service in October.