"It really is special to connect with others who share your commitment to Jesus Christ," said one young adult about the new institute building.

Three General Authority Seventies, two general officers and two art studio directors will speak to Utah young adults about gathering “Together in Christ.”

Young members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints around the world have participated in several recent efforts to serve others.

The Latter-day Saint singer and “American Idol” winner will perform Aug. 14 and 15.

Inviting them to be a light, Apostle ministered to young adults in Quezon City and Cebu and training missionaries during his ministry in the Philippines.

The service project was part of the One by One Young Single Adult Conference in England.

Individuals will draw closer to Christ as they follow living prophets and the Spirit, the Apostle taught.

From Missouri to the Carolinas, young single adults will gather to strengthen faith and friendships.

"We worship a compensatory God who heals, restores, gathers, sanctifies, exalts and fixes things that are broken," Sister Amy A. Wright of the Primary general presidency testified in an Ensign College devotional.

Elder Mark A. Bragg, a General Authority Seventy, shared what he has learned about loss, heartbreak and hope through Jesus Christ at a BYU–Idaho devotional.

Elder Neil L. Andersen addressed hundreds of young adults in Southern California during a devotional on Saturday, May 16.

At a BYU–Idaho devotional, Elder B. Corey Cuvelier gave scriptural examples, five principles and an invitation for people to evaluate their standing before God.

Two baseball players met unexpectedly in a Savannah, Georgia, young single adult ward after making rosters for their new teams.

From California to the Czech Republic, single adults around the world will gather throughout 2026 to strengthen faith in Christ.

President Bruce C. Kusch highlighted a unique characteristic of Ensign College at the first devotional of the spring semester.

In the first devotional of spring semester, President and Sister Haws offered Christ-centered counsel for students.

Elder Gary E. Stevenson and his wife, Sister Lesa Stevenson, spoke about going deeper “in our lifelong conversion as disciples of Jesus Christ.”

The Harvard professor spoke April 30 about cultivating meaningful lives in a technology-saturated world.

“World peace begins with individuals choosing to be peacemakers,” said President Alvin F. Meredith III in the college’s first devotional of spring semester 2026.

"The light you carry from this campus is meant to shine in places only you can reach," Elder Ulisses Soares told the more than 7,000 Brigham Young University graduates at commencement.