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Being prepared both temporally and spiritually helps people face different kinds of disasters.

Members participated in 6.3 million hours of volunteer work and 3,692 humanitarian projects in 190 countries and territories.

See the Church’s new Easter video “Rise” and stream the Tabernacle Choir’s Easter concert “He Is Risen.”

Almost a half-million people donated at Giving Machines locations around the world.

Four Church members in Colombia, Italy, Hawaii and Las Vegas share how they grew over 30 days.

A popular Primary song with millions of views on YouTube is the focus of a new Inspirational Message video from the Church.

Here are 9 stories from the Church News the week of March 12-18.

Three principles — be just, love mercy and walk in humility with God — are like a road map that can lead toward peace, happiness and harmonious relationships, Lloyd Newell shares in the “Music & the Spoken Word” with The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.

Elder Quentin L. Cook invited missionaries to study “The Morning Breaks,” with lyrics penned by Elder Parley P. Pratt, and consider the urgency early missionaries felt.

President Camille N. Johnson shares about participating in a community baby shower, and President Porter posts about honoring baptismal covenants

The Relief Society was organized March 17, 1842.

Those efforts include extensive reductions in water use and a donation of 20,000 acre-feet of water shares.

Elder Paul V. Johnson taught BYU students that they, who were born not too long ago, “now are ready to right wrongs, do God’s work, preach the truth and make a difference in the world.”

“Engaging children through actions, visuals, song and opportunities to share will lay a doctrinal foundation of the gospel of Jesus Christ,” writes the Primary general presidency.

Applying the doctrine of Christ requires becoming engaged learners, keeping covenants and ministering to the one, said Elder Johnson.

Jill Adair shares the history of the pageant that draws more than 100,000 people each year to the Mesa temple grounds to celebrate the life and Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

On March 17, 1842, 181 years ago, 20 women met in the Red Brick Store in Nauvoo to organize the Relief Society. See how their work is “of ordinary women doing extraordinary things.”

Here are 9 stories from the Church News the week of March 5-11.

While people need physical strength to rebuild their homes, they need spiritual strength to rebuild their future, Lloyd Newell shares

The first Friend to Friend event of 2023 featured videos, music and messages about divine identity.

After studying the scriptural phrase “firmness of mind” and asking for others’ insights, Elder Bednar shared 10 of those responses.

Church members and their neighbors around Mesa, Arizona, gathered thousands of items in a JustServe project for Pakistan.

“The fact remains that relationship stability is weakened by pornography usage for both men and women,” said BYU’s Dr. Brian Willoughby.

Youth of all faiths can submit original expressions of how Jesus Christ is their strength.

“Keep your language dignified and avoid using slang,” says the handbook “Missionary Standards for Disciples of Jesus Christ.”

BYU researchers found that female students who served missions were more likely to discover strengths and make informed career decisions.

Justin G. Thomas taught that in family history research, there is purpose behind each person.

Here are 9 stories from the Church News the week of Feb. 26 to March 4.

A Latter-day Saint ward organized a ‘Strive to Be’ activity to help parents and leaders to support youth in personal development.

Rather than seeing life as sunny or rainy days, what if life were seen as a continuous cycle of seasons where the joy, trials, bitter and sweet depend on each other, Lloyd Newell shares.