The Young Women general presidency explains how the refinements to the Church's youth program will focus on helping young women believe in, belong to and become more like Jesus Christ.

Supporting self-reliance is one of the experiences supported by Relief Society.

While in the Philippines in September, Primary General President Rosemary K. Chibota spoke in several meetings and devotionals and helped with the Church’s efforts to care for women and children.

The 2026 Faithful & Loved Women’s Conference included devotionals from current and former Church leaders.

"They’re working together in the field regularly, but to work at this level in this tight of a collaboration is different," said Elissa Gifford, director of Humanitarian Services for the Church, on the Church News podcast.

The newest members of Relief Society who are coming from Young Women can find belonging through ministering, teaching, activities and friendships.

During her ministry in Germany, Austria, Cyprus and Spain, Sister Kristin M. Yee of the Relief Society general presidency taught about discipleship and temple blessings.

President Camille N. Johnson has served as Relief Society general president since Aug. 1, 2022.

A Georgia woman’s monthly letters and cards to other women are bringing purpose and making a difference.

Relief Society General President Camille N. Johnson says Church members “are committed to lifting and caring for all of God’s children.”

Relief Society General President Camille N. Johnson thanks multiple organizations for working together to create new opportunities to build communities, families.

General officers described what it means to serve — and be heard — on the Church's executive councils.

Since April, presidency members have explained ministering is much more than a calling — It’s an "opportunity to practice being disciples of Jesus Christ."

In Central America, Sister J. Anette Dennis told Relief Society women, "Our Heavenly Father expects His daughters to support, help and lift one another."

Yen Soto — a retired Marine, Latter-day Saint convert, wife and mother of four — is gearing up to compete in the 2026 Warrior Games.

The donation will help empower mothers to "help their children reach their potential," according to Relief Society General President Camille N. Johnson.

Sister Andrea McConkie and Sister Sandra Singer write about personal experiences with grief, trust, resilience and faith.

Past and present general presidencies and advisory councils from Primary, Young Women and Relief Society met to learn more about the arc of discipleship in Jesus Christ.

On Mother's Day, several Church leaders shared on social media about the influence of mothers and women in their lives, and the love Heavenly Father has for them.

In the fourth of five articles from the Relief Society general advisory council, Sister Elaine Thornton and Sister Eme Martin invite women to "lean in a little more" to sisterhood.