Gwynne Fullmer and Lisa Zuniga celebrated their birthdays at a food bank and nursing home.

Lt. j.g. Stacie Powell, a 49-year-old wife, mother and grandmother, is the first female active-duty Navy chaplain endorsed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Women are invited to meet on or near March 17, to hear from Elder Quentin L. Cook and the Relief Society general presidency.

"Their story is our story and that their courage can be our courage," said Elspeth Young.

Relief Society women are part of a global effort when they minister as the Savior would in their own spheres.

"I think what I’ve learned from my husband — and my husband and I were talking about this — this is a church of joy," Sister Oaks said.

"There are opportunities for each of us to just serve," said Relief Society General President Camille N. Johnson at the National League of Cities summit.

Check out the list of 2026 Churchwide broadcasts and events from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, including children and youth events, plus general conference dates.

Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus, Sister J. Anette Dennis and Sister Tracy Y. Browning met with government representatives and Church members, trained and ministered one-on-one.

Modern culture says the ideal life is autonomous, free from obligations. In reality, "we are designed for deep relationships," said BYU associate professor Jenet Erickson.

Primary General President Susan H. Porter and Sister J. Anette Dennis, first counselor in the Relief Society general presidency, met with Lesotho crash survivors and ministered in three other countries.

A donation from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Helen Keller Intl provided a path for Fadimatu Mallum to support her family.

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

How donations made through the Giving Machine initiative are helping eliminate menstrual stigma and open opportunities for girls in Nepal.

"Pay more attention to the average, regular people," invited a BYU professor at the Church History Conference.

"No matter the past, everyone deserves a new chance," said Elder Thierry K. Mutombo, General Authority Seventy.

Thirty years after the first camp, and 10 years since the last, Mongolia’s young women gathered to learn, grow and worship.

Donations from the Church in Central and South America in 2024 included providing educational support, food security and healthcare to those in need.

Faith in Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ helps her embrace opportunities to serve in various roles and places.

Historian Brent Rogers shares five facts about Vienna Jaques, a faithful Latter-day Saint woman mentioned by name in the Doctrine and Covenants.