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Leang and Saroeun Eav fled the Killing Fields in 1979; five grandchildren were called to return to Cambodia to serve missions.

"If you’re feeling discouraged, stuck, confused, I know what you need to do — read the Book of Mormon," said Anick Gervais.

Missionaries in the Philippines Urdaneta Mission recited "The Living Christ" on video to spread the Easter message that Jesus Christ lives.

"As missionaries, you represent Jesus Christ and therefore strive to develop and emulate His attributes," said Sister Amy A. Wright of the Primary general presidency and Missionary Executive Council at the Provo Missionary Training Center.

Meet Elder Paul Newton, whose journey includes his wife’s death, an application process requiring Missionary Department assistance and a call to Croatia.

An invitation to the Saratoga Springs Utah Temple open house led to conversion to the Church and a mission call for a young man in Virginia.

People who share the gospel of Jesus Christ with loved ones can trust in the doctrine’s “powerful effect on the mind,” even when the effect isn’t always visible, says President Henry B. Eyring in a new video.

Brother Robert B. Walker of the Young Men general advisory council writes that reading the Book of Mormon is essential for youth preparing for a Latter-day Saint mission.

Elder Ronald A. Rasband has invited senior Church members to serve a mission — “and perhaps even serve again.” David and Charlene Ottley talk about their experiences serving three full-time senior missions and two service missions.

Meeting with members and missionaries in Cambodia, Taiwan and Malaysia, Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles encouraged all to be steadfast in their faith.

"I felt like I really needed to serve another mission, and I’m so glad I did," said Sister Janice Hylton, who turns 89 this month. “I am just so happy to have the opportunity to serve the Lord.”

“Keep your covenants and develop Christlike attributes, including love, and He will bless you with His healing, strengthening power,” says Relief Society General President Camille N. Johnson at the Provo MTC.

“Act in a consecrated fashion — love God and love others,” Elder Cook taught missionaries, also emphasizing inviting friends to sacrament meeting.

Members of the Church’s first Spanish-speaking stake carry on a multigenerational legacy of service in Mexico and Latin America.

During a devotional at the Provo Missionary Training Center, Young Men General President Steven J. Lund encouraged missionaries to study and remember President Nelson's 2018 "Hope of Israel" message.

Elder Cook, Elder Rasband and Missionary Department leaders trained the 11 couples at 2025 Seminar for New MTC Leaders.

At 2025 Seminar for New MTC Leaders, Elder Cook also offered a historical look at ‘Preach My Gospel’ and its 2nd edition.

The guide empowers teachers to help learners strengthen their conversion to Jesus Christ while preparing to help convert others.

Elder Ryan K. Olsen, a General Authority Seventy, taught future missionaries across Central America in a missionary preparation "Super Class."