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While serving my mission in Salt Lake, I taught a man that I became close friends with. I taught him for seven and a half months. During the time I knew him, he became like a brother to me. We went over to see him almost on a daily basis since he lived right down the street from us. He wanted so badly for him to be baptized and get his life in order. Then one day due to old issues, he had to go to jail for six months.
From Provo to New Zealand and the Philippines, the First Presidency has called seven new missionary training center presidents and their wives, who will begin their service in January 2017.
From Nigeria to Utah and Denmark to Tonga, find out more about the new temple presidents and matrons recently called to serve by the First Presidency.
Following the Church's statement on homelessness, Presiding Bishop of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Gérald Caussé, and eight other religious leaders on the Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable released a statement on homelessness.
It's amazing how our examples can influence people in ways we don't even realize. Take, for instance, this family that became drawn to the Church after watching Mormon families on YouTube.
For Michael Jackson's birthday on August 29, Donny Osmond shared a humorous story of an adventure they had after he and Jackson presented together at the American Music Awards.
From Alaska to the Philippines and Mexico to Japan, the First Presidency has called seven new mission presidents to serve around the world.
From Moldova to Argentina and Sweden to the U.S., learn more about the new mission president and their wives called by the First Presidency.
From Minnesota to Paris and Eurasia to the Philippines, learn more about the eight new mission presidents and their wives called by the First Presidency. They will begin their service in July of 2017.
From New Zealand to California and Brazil to South Africa, learn more about the new mission presidents recently called by the First Presidency.