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Brother Mark J. Wiest writes that like learning to ride a bike, young people learn to lead by leading.

A gathering in Salt Lake City showed the JustServe Advisory Council how high schoolers are making a difference.

Young men and young women in South Korea, Mexico, Bolivia and Ecuador gathered in their local communities to foster a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

"I am so grateful for who you are, for what you bring to the work of the Lord," the Young Women general president said.

"Being able to step back and serve other people, that is a beautiful, beautiful thing and helps us to walk the pathway of healing," BYU professor Justin Dyer said.

Find out how to stream the 2025 youth music album "Look Unto Christ."

Elder Soares, President Freeman and President Lund invited young men and young women to share the Savior’s light during a worldwide broadcast.

How four former Young Women general presidents worked to help youth understand their divine identity and prepare to make and keep sacred covenants.

Young Women General President Emily Belle Freeman and Young Men General President Steven J. Lund shared historic insights about the Church’s youth program as keynote speakers at the Church History Symposium.

While compliments are wonderful, competencies — the ability to do something successfully or efficiently — help young men develop useful skills and build appropriate feelings of self worth.

Evidence suggests scripture study, family prayer, church attendance and belief in the restored gospel are supported by and supportive of temple attendance, which then connects to better mental health.

Leaders in the Young Men and Young Women general presidencies posted videos on social media about what to expect for the broadcast on Oct. 27.

While commending students for their efforts, President Lund said he wished to address a topic even more important than education — “which is saying a lot.”

Additional information about each broadcast will be published before the event.

Planning youth activities well in advance helps generate anticipation, increases involvement and builds testimonies of Jesus Christ, writes Young Men general advisory council member.

The new JustServe club has had faith-driven and faith-building experiences among the youth.

A senior missionary couple has taught thousands of students in the southern African country.

Young Men general advisory council member writes, "As we strive to love the young men one by one and show that love with our words and deeds, we are truly following the Savior’s example."

The Young Women and Primary general leaders taught and ministered in Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina in September.

Through multiday camps, young women are learning through service, study, activities and more.