Why I’m so grateful someone pushed through awkwardness to serve

A husband and a father of four, Jose Hernandez, often called Pepe by his family and friends, was no stranger to service, from his four years in the army to his two-year mission in Costa Rica for the Church.

More than a year has passed since University of Utah receiver and return specialist Britain Covey returned from his mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Rancagua, Chile.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has filed preliminary plans with Saratoga Springs, Utah, for construction of a new temple.

Sitting on the front row in a room full of missionaries gathered to listen to an address by Brother Brian K. Ashton, who was then serving as second counselor in the Sunday School general presidency and vice president of field operations for BYU Pathway Worldwide, a young Filippino sister suddenly pumped her fist and loudly exclaimed, "Yes!"

When Bud and Shirley Anderson were recently sealed in the Dallas Texas Temple, the sealer remarked that it was rare for him to have the opportunity to seal a couple that was older than him.

When KaRyn saw a convert from her mission, Catherine, behind a wall of glass in an orange jumpsuit, she wept.

The Church has announced the open house dates for the newly renovated Oakland California Temple. But if you can't wait or can't make it to the Saturday, May 11, through Saturday, June 1 open house, here are some first-look photos of the inside of this gorgeous temple.

Latter-day Saint Matt Easton's powerful valedictorian speech has been shared across the nation, and he recently appeared on Ellen to share more of his remarkable story.

In a major change to a century of Latter-day Saint wedding tradition and policy, members who marry in a civil ceremony no longer face an automatic year-long wait before they can be eligible for a temple sealing, an ordinance that allows a marriage to continue after death.