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A Mali Muslim leader’s visit to Church sites in Utah is an example of strengthened interfaith relationships in the Africa West Area.

Lights, music and cultural traditions are on display through the end of 2023 on and around Temple Square in Salt Lake City.

Some 30,000 volunteers staffed the nine-week open house, drawing visitors from the region and participants in the Huntsman World Senior Games and St. George Marathon.

Elder Gary E. Stevenson recently visited Japan, the country where he served as a young missionary, to dedicate the Okinawa temple. In this video, he shares his feelings about the land, its history and people.

The Young Women general president and Relief Society general presidency first counselor taught and ministered in Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Ghana.

A scripture helped remind her “that my Heavenly Father was with me every shot along the way.”

A new BYU study reinforces previous research on how the principle of indebtedness elevates gratitude practices.

At least 21 people have reportedly died and more than 13,000 people have been evacuated to secure areas in the Dominican Republic.

In a broadcast to Portuguese-speaking youth around the world, Elder Ulisses Soares shared his testimony of the Savior and encouraged youth to “stay in the boat.”

“I have really been touched by all of the elements that have been part of the lives of people in Okinawa,” said Elder Stevenson during a Church News podcast interview.

President Nelson said attending seminary and institute will increase youth and young adults’ sense of belonging — and research agrees.

Hundreds of pages of 1840s tithing records, with images and searchable transcripts, are now available for free on the Joseph Smith Papers website.

The Caribbean island saw a large response to International Day of Service through JustServe.

Sites are set for the Toluca Mexico and João Pessoa Brazil temples, with a rendering available for the Barcelona Spain Temple.

First Presidency assigns the Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve and St. George native to preside at the rededicatory sessions.

The Manti temple is the second pioneer-era temple to be completed and ready for rededication after President Nelson’s April 2019 announcement.

A fire started in a Latter-day Saint meetinghouse in Chevy Chase, Maryland, Monday afternoon. The roof collapsed on firefighters but they were rescued and none were injured.

For the second straight year, the BYU men’s cross country team placed third in the NCAA cross-country championships while the BYU women’s team finished 14th.

A recent invitation issued by President Nelson to attend institute “is just another example ... of how much Heavenly Father loves His young adults.”

In two videos released globally, President Nelson promised this invitation would help them address the difficult challenges in their lives.

During the worldwide devotional, Elder Cook shared that young adults around the globe “share similar longings, aspirations and concerns.”

During special ceremony at the Fort Douglas Military Cemetery, Elder Uchtdorf pays tribute to the 41 German prisoners of war buried there — and others who died in armed conflict.

This week’s study guide includes the apostle Peter’s declaration that Church members are “a peculiar people” (1 Peter 2:9).

President M. Russell Ballard is remembered for his lifelong discipleship and ministry, plus 8 more stories from the Church News the week of Nov. 12-18.

Giving Machines are in 61 locations this year in 7 countries. Find the operating dates, locations and ways to follow on social media.

Centenarians Parke and Emily Cox of St. George visited the house of the Lord on the last day of its open-house tours prior to its Dec. 10 rededication.

Gratitude can help change one’s perspective, quiet the frantic mind and can help people connect with God, the giver of ‘every good gift,’ Lloyd Newell observes in this week’s ‘Music & the Spoken Word.’

The Church of Jesus Christ emphasizes self-reliance and helping members feel empowered to meet their temporal, spiritual and emotional needs.

RootsTech organizers have launched a video and social media campaign to promote its 2024 theme, “Remember.”

President Ballard, 95, died Nov. 12, 2023, after a life of dedicated service to his family and the Church.