Many members who have seen the devastation caused by the recent earthquake and typhoon in the Philippines have contacted the Church wanting to know how they can help. Some have inquired about whether the Church could ship goods that they have collected or purchased. Others want to travel to the affected areas and offer their services to help those affected. While these desires are commendable and demonstrate the willingness of people to sacrifice to help others, the Church has learned that the best way to respond to disasters is to work locally, purchasing needed supplies in country as near to the disaster as possible. This not only ensures that the goods are appropriate for the area but it helps build up impaired, local economies. By working with and supporting local, reliable relief agencies, the Church can build bridges, create friendships and establish relationships that can extend far beyond the immediate crisis.

In a devotional on Sunday, November 13, 2022, President Nelson shared his ABCs of personal preparation for worship in a temple.

After arriving in St. George this weekend, President Holland visited his wife’s grave for the first time since her burial. He and Sister Holland were married in the St. George Temple in 1963.

MR says: Learn how this unusual yet faith-inspiring goal led one Latter-day Saint to discover something rather unexpected in the pages of the Book of Mormon.

There are a few factors that determine how long food will last after it is opened. They include the following:

Ground was broken for the Belém Brazil Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The Church’s official guidelines mention two specific contexts in which it’s appropriate to use the term “Mormon.”

Here are 10 of our favorite snapshots from the historic dedication last weekend.

The fire has affected three Latter-day Saint wards and displaced 200 members.

“Perhaps the longest-lived celebration of gratitude and thanksgiving is Passover. What’s the origin of Passover and what’s its connection to modern day Thanksgiving and our covenants with God?”