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This week, as we study the sections of the Doctrine and Covenants that originate in Liberty Jail for Come, Follow Me, we asked an expert to share with us the context of these chapters.
Lewis Quinn, a 37-year-old Latter-day Saint in the U.K., spent 12 years studying opera in the U.S. before becoming a paramedic.
It's still not too late to join in on the Church's unique and powerful advent calendarwhich provides 25 ways we can all serve during the 25 days leading up to Christmas.
President Henry B. Eyring dedicated the first temple in Connecticut, saying, "The Lord was able to do this because these faithful people were there and He loves them. It’s a great tribute to their faith.”
Chenille Saunders, 38, took home two national awards for her performances at the North American Country Music Association International Competition, an event held every year in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, to promote country, gospel, and bluegrass music.
Sister Joy D. Jones, the General Primary President, received an award on behalf of the Church for its efforts in child abuse prevention on Sunday.
"Harriet draws people to her,” said Elder Andersen after Sister Uchtdorf received the German-American Friendship Award. “She has promoted German and American friendships, but in a much broader sense she has been an example of the Savior’s teachings for all of God’s children: Love one another as I have loved you.”
After becoming nationally recognized as a stalwart "Mama Bear" on behalf of her son Josh Holt, who spent two years in a Venezuelan jail before being released last May, a family social media posting Sunday announced Laurie Moon Holt has died.
Two Latter-day Saint volunteersdetained for nearly three weeks in Novorossiysk, Russia, have left for the United States and their families are rejoicing and expressing relief.
President Russell M. Nelson posted a video across social media platforms Wednesday morning issuing his second invitation of 2020.