This week’s study guide includes a description of the Savior’s teachings as “a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.”

Here are nine stories from the Church News the week of Aug. 23-29.

“Sacred moments often come in the midst of ordinary life,” observes Derrick Porter in this week’s “Music & the Spoken Word” with The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. Watch it here.

When the Church came to Cambodia in 1994, it brought the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ to people who were searching for hope and healing. Now the country’s first temple is set to be dedicated.

The idea that my home could be a location where the Spirit of the Lord could be felt as strongly as in the temple made me do a lot of evaluating.

Kenneth Udy, a Salt Lake native and U. adjunct professor, will be the featured performer at the Tabernacle Organ Virtuoso Performance Series concert on Aug. 28 in the Salt Lake Tabernacle.

“You have shown love, genuine service and generosity to those who need it most, following the example and teachings of the Savior,” said Elder Juan Pablo Villar in a recent video.

See a step-by-step guide to the Church’s new reservation process beginning in November for Aaronic Priesthood and Young Women camps.

Legal, religious and civic leaders gathered in Johannesburg, South Africa, to discuss the vital relationship between laws and religious freedom.

Family records help Latter-day Saints “minister to members of God’s family one by one, name by name,” the General Authority Seventy said.