Local members open Church meetinghouses and their homes to evacuees

From Mongolia to California, Latter-day Saint volunteers celebrated the United States’ 250th anniversary through service, food donations and patriotic music.

The Church is working with multiple organizations for a combined total of $2.8 million to support those in need after two deadly earthquakes.

"Education empowers them to achieve their potential," said Eric Lam, who teaches the English lessons.

Young members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints around the world have participated in several recent efforts to serve others.

Efforts have ranged from holding blood drives to donating advanced surgical machinery.

The Church donated classrooms, bathrooms and a water system to a school in the southeastern Africa nation.

Wayúu children had never seen a toilet — new water infrastructure was intimidating. Now, the buildings are filled with sacred art.

Dr. Raymond Price spent nearly two decades advancing surgical care in Mongolia. Now, he has been appointed the country’s Honorary Consul in Utah

Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints joined others in their community in service efforts across Central and South America.