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Through a story of reconciliation, as well as beautiful harmonies and stirring orchestral parts, viewers are reminded of the hope and healing that the Savior brings.

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A recent convert in Spain. A Farsi-speaking sister missionary in California. An accidental but special phone call to bring them together.

After Batchimeg told Soyolmaa that they could serve a mission, they decided to put in their mission papers together around March or April 1995.

If you want more hygge, a good book, a slice of cake, and a warm blanket will get you off to a pretty good start.

The 2022 Light the World campaign is now in full swing. Here’s what the Church has provided in place of a daily service calendar.

Looking for a simple and inexpensive way to let your ministering friends and families know you’re thinking of them this holiday season? Check out some of these great gift ideas.

With Jonah being studied next week as part of Come, Follow Me, we thought we’d share this adorable video that is sure to capture the attention of your family.

As the weather gets colder and Christmas gets closer, settle in with one of these fantastic Christmas books with your family.

Is it true that “if there is an Auschwitz, then there cannot be a God”? Does the Restoration convincingly address the problem of evil?

We all have one family member who is impossible to shop for. Instead of settling for another big box store gift card, take a look at our guide to meaningful gifts for every member of the family.

Even though Latter-day Saints don’t believe the scriptures are infallible, that doesn’t mean their source isn’t perfect.

Courses are taught by experts in their fields and range from how to improve your scripture study to overcoming doubts to talking to your kids about tough topics like pornography.

“How many people in this room hold priesthood keys?” I was surprised as I read aloud their diverse responses! “1,” “50,” “25,” “4,” “all of us,” “none of us,” “just the men in the room who hold the priesthood,” “all who have been through the temple,” and my favorite, most sincere answer, “I have no idea!”

It’s not every day that BYU–Hawaii welcomes a superhero on campus—a superhero ready to help save lives in a very real way.

What do the promises in our patriarchal blessings mean? When will they be fulfilled?

It might seem early, but now is the time to send gifts to ensure that they arrive before Christmas.

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is once again inviting fans to join together for its historic and famed Christmas concert.

He grew concerned about his status in the Church, about the patriarch’s lack of inspiration, and about the truth of the Church itself.

New paintings from Jorge Cocco depict Jesus Christ as a healer, mediator, counselor, peacemaker, advocate, lawgiver and judge.

If you’ve ever wanted to read Latter-day Saint books that would add to your gospel knowledge but aren’t sure where to begin, here’s a list of 14 classics that will get you going.

The Season 3 trailer for “The Chosen” has just been released. Watch it now and find new episode release dates.

These faith-filled movies will entertain your entire family and start important conversations about overcoming trials with faith.

Joseph Smith and others once visited Salem, Massachusetts, and took interest in the Salem witch trials. Here’s what they had to say about it.

When we long for blessings that seem to come easily to others, we can find peace by better understanding exactly what the Lord has promised.

“Although we may never fully understand the principle, the nineteenth-century practice of plural marriage is a legacy of faith to honor.”

In addition to reading online, you can revisit each conference address in a wide-margin journal—now available for preorder.

The new guide for youth “focuses on the foundation [of] values, principles, and doctrine instead of every specific behavior.”

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Do you have questions about patriarchal blessings? After writing a book on the topic, Keith Erekson might have some answers for you.

For the month of October, the LDS Living Book Club will be reading “Divine Patterns” by Roger Connors.

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“How has the Church changed recently? What do those changes mean for you and why?” I had two immediate thoughts when I heard these questions.

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square shared a moving “Spoken Word” tribute to the late British monarch, emphasizing her faith, grace, and goodness.

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The General Conference Addresses, Journal Edition will have all the general conference addresses in one spiral-bound paperback.

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“I am a living witness of what it means for members of the Church to pray for [leaders].”

Every generation has a “where-were-you-when question.” For the Greatest Generation, it was the Pearl Harbor attack. For baby boomers, it was the assassination of John F. Kennedy. And for millennials? It is 9/11. I have always felt my answer to the question, “Where were you on 9/11?” is a little unique.

On a Tuesday morning before the world outside turned upside down, it was quiet and peaceful in the Washington D.C. Temple.

These captivating historical novels will transport you around the globe and throughout time. Find even more historical fiction titles here.

“Let me be clear where BYU stands on this issue: racism is disgusting and unacceptable.”

For the month of September, the LDS Living Book Club will be reading “A Brilliant Night of Stars and Ice” by Rebecca Connolly.

Whether he’s sharing an experience he had with one of his six children or telling a familiar scripture story in a new and relatable way, Butler has a gift for storytelling.

“The spirit immediately entered the room. We were all amazed at the collaboration, and at how special the arrangement really was.”

Senator Mitt Romney and Fox News host Bret Baier sat in front of the Washington D.C. Temple and discussed just what makes the temple so important to Latter-day Saints.

“I learned some of my most important lessons from these associations—not only about leadership but about life.”

Many of us know the First Presidency best by their messages and the service that they give. But what do we know of their life history and the women who have been by their sides?

Fill your child’s room with art that will instill positive messages and remind them of the Savior’s love for them.