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Food. It’s a connector of cultures, traditions, and generations. Sounds, smells, and recipes bring back memories of childhood, the people we love, and those who love us in return. And as KSL recently put it, “food can serve, heal, connect, bind, and uplift human hearts. Food is service. Food is love.”

On Tuesday, April 6, Ryan Gabriel, a beloved sociology professor at Brigham Young University, delivered a powerful devotional titled “Healing Racism through Jesus Christ.”

An article in the April 2021 issue of the Liahona offers tips on how to be more sensitive when talking about less active Latter-day Saints.

Those who have ventured out to a theater recently may have seen a trailer that reminded them of a place they once called home—the mission field.

Tyler Hardwick, a Broadway performer, had never heard the music from Lamb of God when Rob Gardner contacted him, but he was so taken by it, he signed on to play the role and learned the part of Thomas in less than a week, according to Deseret.com.

This past weekend, general conference was held virtually for the third time in a row as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. But while Latter-day Saints may not have gathered in person on Temple Square in Salt Lake City, millions around the world gathered in their homes with their families to hear the words of prophets, seers, and revelators. Here’s a look back at the proceedings of last weekend's general conference through photos.

Jennifer Reeder, 19th century women’s history specialist for the Church History Department and the author of First, has already had cancer four times. She has had two transplants and has spent months on oxygen. So, when she got shingles for the second time in January 2021, the diagnosis pushed her to the edge.

With five sessions and over 30 talks, it’s no wonder that general conference is so uplifting.

This is one of the first times Claire's mother, Ashley, has joined in creating beautiful vocal harmonies with her family.