In East Brunswick, New Jersey, a series of ongoing interfaith events at a Muslim mosque and a Latter-day Saint meetinghouse has helped those of both faiths.
The Sunday morning session of October 2022 general conference included talks from President Russell M. Nelson and three members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
Truth is independent; it does not change. But our confidence in the truth varies according to our connection to God, the source of truth, and that’s why daily spiritual habits are so important, Lloyd Newell shares in this week’s “Spoken Word.”
Thousands entering the Conference Center for general conference were greeted by 18 new images of Jesus Christ in different styles from different artists.
As an 18-year-old, Sydney Walker attended the session of October 2012 general conference in which President Thomas S. Monson announced the age change for missionaries. She left on her mission shortly after her 19th birthday.
Sister Joyce Forman has served as a missionary in the Church History Department since 2009. During that time she has survived cancer and is now earning a college degree through BYU-Pathway Worldwide.
In this episode of the Church News podcast, Church News chief copy editor David Schneider talks about how the gospel of Jesus Christ has helped him move forward despite complex life changes.
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Young Women general presidency and advisory council
“By living life on the covenant path, we will experience greater peace and strength in troubled times,” writes the Young Women general presidency and advisory council.
Black 14’s John Griffin and Mel Hamilton say collaboration with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to fight food insecurity will continue.
The connection, belonging and refinement that comes from family life makes us better people, Lloyd Newell shares in this week’s “Music & the Spoken Word” with The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.
Leaders who posted on social media this week include Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf, President Susan H. Porter, Sister Michelle D. Craig and Sister Amy A. Wright.
The Constitution creates a system of government that will only succeed when citizens seek to moderate and to unify on contested issues, said Thomas B. Griffith.
