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Sister Amy A. Wright of the Primary general presidency spoke to single adults in historic Nauvoo, Illinois, emphasizing the power of keeping sacred covenants.

"Wherever I am, I am a child of God," said Elder Motoshige Karino, Area Seventy, emphasizing the importance of integrating discipleship into everyday life.

The General Authority Seventy used a rock climbing analogy to teach principles of covenants, persistence and faith.

The Apostle spoke to young adults during a devotional broadcast in North and South America on Sunday, Nov. 2, from the Washington D.C. Temple grounds.

Opened in 1975 as a pilot program at Michigan State University, the Stoddard Student Center is the only Church-supported student housing near a non-Church university — an experiment that has blessed Latter-day Saints for five decades.

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.

Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and his wife, Sister Kathy Andersen, will address young adults 18 to 35 next month.

Sister Amy A. Wright spoke to students and young single adults in New York about what they can do in the world.

Fifty Latter-day Saints from across Europe joined together to serve children in need.

The French twins are sharing their testimonies on social media after arriving in the U.S.

"As you look for the Savior in 'The Family Proclamation,' you will see yourself in God’s plan," says Elder Gilbert

Elder Ronald A. Rasband's address came on the 30th anniversary of "The Family: A Proclamation to the World."

Young adults gathered from around the world over the August Bank Holiday to unite in Christ, grow faith and create friendships.

Young adults learned the importance of making covenants and participating in family history work in El Salvador and Honduras.

The annual event helped young adults draw closer to Jesus Christ while serving others and enjoying recreation.

After tragedy at Utah Valley University, "we find that the Lord comes and makes His presence known."

In the opening devotional of BYU–Idaho's fall semester, President and Sister Meredith share what the "Spirit of Ricks" is and its role at the university.

The courses were designed to deepen discipleship and help people draw closer to Christ.

In the concluding devotional of the 2025 Utah Area YSA Conference, President Jeffrey R. Holland offered young adults guidance for “pivotal moments” in life.

Young single adults share faith, belonging at Utah YSA concert.