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The San Diego California Temple at sunrise on the morning of its rededication
Temple Worship
A glimpse into the rededication of the iconic San Diego temple
By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
President D. Todd Christofferson dedicated the temple on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
Latter-day Saint Life
Mormon Channel Explores "Women's True Rights and Responsibilities Concerning the Priesthood"
By LDS Living
A recent Mormon Channel Daily podcast discussed the topic of women and the priesthood, sharing quotes from LDS leaders about the "true rights and responsibilities" women have in connection with the priesthood.
Latter-day Saint Life
6 Things About 'Freetown' That Will Change How You Watch the Movie
Freetown is the next missionary thriller from the makers of the Saratov Approach. The story depicts the desperate journey of Liberian missionaries caught in the middle of a brutal civil war. With their teaching stymied by the conflict, they flee the widespread violence of their native country for a new place where they can continue to proselyte: Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Latter-day Saint Life
Elder Sitati Addresses Priesthood Ban and African Saints
Elder Joseph W. Sitati of the Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spoke at the “Black, White and Mormon” conference Friday, October 9, 2015, at the University of Utah on the topic of “Race and the International Church.” Elder Sitati, who is from Kenya, addressed self-reliance, race and the growth of the Church in Africa.
Consultations, webinars, and more ways to get the most out of Family History Library online
By Emily Linder
The Family History Library in Salt Lake City temporarily closed its doors as a health precaution against COVID-19. But the closure of the building hasn’t stopped the Church from making the library's resources available. On the contrary, the Family History Library and FamilySearch have used this as an opportunity to make innovative changes to the services they can offer people around the world.
Lesson Helps
Doctrine and Covenants and Church History Lesson 13: "This Generation Shall Have My Word Through You"
By Ted L. Gibbons
Amos wrote of a time when the world would experience a famine.
The LDS Church in Russia
By Charles Cranney
Joseph Smith and Pushkin, Russia’s beloved poet and the founder of Russian literature, were contemporaries. Pushkin published his first poem at age 15. Not long after, Joseph Smith had the First Vision in his 15th year. Pushkin’s novel in verse, Eugene Onegin, was serialized between 1825 and 1832. The Book of Mormon was published in 1830. Both men are revered to this day. Each died in their late 30s by an angry bullet.
Latter-day Saint Life
7 things that still need to happen before the world ends
By Robert L. Millet
"While we certainly desire to be fully prepared for His coming, we should not allow ourselves to get caught up in the newest spiritual fad. So what are some things that must take place before Christ begins to reign on planet earth?"
Latter-day Saint Life
The Powerful Experience Elder Andersen Had with the First Vision at 16 Years Old
By Lindsey Williams
Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles says he has testified hundreds of times of the Father, the Son, and the prophet Joseph Smith, but he still remembers a time as a 16-year-old boy when he shared his testimony of the First Vision.
Latter-day Saint Life
How the Hebrew Translations of "God" and "Jehovah" Might Change Your Understanding of Deity
By Taylor Halverson
When we read the scriptures, many different words or titles are used for God. Some are used more than any others, and these names have special and significant meaning. Here are just a few and the background behind them.