During BYU–Hawaii graduation, President Porter encourages graduates to consider, "Who am I becoming?"

Brother Paul M. Harman offers ideas to leaders and parents on how to help youth when they don't meet expectations.

At BYU–Idaho commencement, Elder John C. Pingree Jr. noted three truths that graduates can take with them as they “go forth to serve” like Jesus Christ.

Ensign College awards record number of certificates and degrees during winter 2025 commencement.

The Easter murals from the Norman YSA Ward invite all to worship Jesus Christ this season.

Young single adults ages 18-35 are invited to attend the Salt Lake City-based event, held Aug. 29-31.

Drawing upon a quorum's discussion on vaping, Brother John G. Bytheway shares an example of how to use the Church's "For the Strength of Youth" guide.

Learners can rely on the Savior in accomplishing their righteous dreams and goals, Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus of the Young Women general presidency taught during a BYU–Pathway devotional.

Just as friends provide encouragement and support, a memorized scripture can bring comfort during difficult moments and inspire righteous action, writes Brother C. Michael Hansen.

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.

Young adults ages 18-35 are invited to attend the broadcast, available for streaming on May 4, in the Americas and May 11 in other areas.

Young single adults in YSA units or in family wards are doing their ministering assignments by connecting with, inviting and noticing others.

Young Men General President Steven J. Lund recently ministered to young men in Missouri and Kansas through Church history and service.

Latter-day Saint leaders who take time to talk to young men and women in any setting can make an eternal difference in their lives, writes Brother Mark J. Wiest, a member of the Young Men general advisory council.

Brother Gabriel W. Reid, second counselor in the Sunday School general presidency, spoke about the process of acting on personal revelation.

Help youth learn to repent, reset and refocus, and look for the Lord's guidance as they navigate the trails of life, writes Brother Craig B. Ballard, a member of the Young Men general advisory council.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released the first book-length history of the Young Women organization.

"God has a plan for you. It’s important to realize that there is a divine design for us," head football coach Kalani Sitake said in a BYU devotional message.

Ysabelle Cuevas, keynote speaker at 2025 RootsTech, is a singer-songwriter, YouTube content creator and nurse who was led by her family to become who she is.