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Author Marvin K. Gardner wrote the new hymn to try to convey Heavenly Father’s love for the efforts of ordinary people.
The ASL Sunday School presidency helps oversee and organize online adult religion classes taught in American Sign Language to members around the United States who may live far from an ASL ward or branch.
See details here about the Church’s Children and Youth program and how to get more information as it becomes available.
Composer Stephen M. Jones read the line “Christ is the path and Christ the prize” and the music came into his mind.
The production will be a concert-style presentation in the Tabernacle on Temple Square just for this year.
President Rosemary K. Chibota said the Children and Youth program will be clearer and better connected to children's daily lives, with the refinements beginning in January 2027.
The refinements center on Believe, Belong and Become, said Young Women General President Emily Belle Freeman. Listen or watch here.
Even with the refinements, the purpose remains the same, said Primary General President Rosemary K. Chibota. Listen or watch here.
See answers to questions about the refinements for both children and for youth, beginning in January 2027
Beginning in January 2027, the Children and Youth program will be structured under three areas: Believe in Christ, Belong to Christ and His Church, Become more like Christ.
Familiar Christmas songs and new submissions from Latter-day Saint authors were included in this release of new hymns.
An October 2026 General Handbook update adds the wording that wards and stakes can hold Primary children's devotionals where children can plan, conduct, give talks, lead music and share testimonies.
See the dates to pre-register for FSY in 2027. Plus, a pilot conference in Utah will test allowing youth to check out at night and return in the morning.
Elder Gérald Caussé's ministry in the Africa Central Area included meetings with members, missionaries and Church leaders, as well as visits to government and interfaith leaders.
Primary children planned, invited and served in Peru, Canada, England, Japan, Togo and the U.S.
Promises of increased power and protection come with these two practices, writes Church News reporter Mary Richards.
The annual event highlights sacred music that inspires faith in Jesus Christ, teaches gospel doctrine, brings joy, offers comfort and fosters unity.
Composer Stephen M. Jones created a new tune to match the flowing words of the Christian hymn before it was added to "Hymns for Home and Church."
Revisions, updates and additions to the General Handbook include sections on the Sunday format, Young Women, teacher council meetings, sealings, disability specialists and military relations.
"I went to FSY expecting to make friends, but I ended up with a family," said one participant.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints amplified faith conversations around the BYU-Notre Dame football game.
The Lima North Institute of Religion organized a dance festival for Church members and the community to gather and celebrate together.
See the purpose and objectives of a service mission, plus examples.
Find the 2027 youth theme logo, artwork, stickers and how to stream the 2027 youth music album “Rejoice in Christ.”
Born Oct. 16, 1967, President Rosemary K. Chibota has served as Primary general president since Aug. 1 of this year.
Supporting self-reliance is one of the experiences supported by Relief Society.
Students can begin applying in the next few weeks to the Brigham Young University School of Medicine, announced BYU President C. Shane Reese.
“I wrote it for him in the hope that he will always remember that Heavenly Father is never far away," Sally DeFord said.
Written at a military academy, the energy and cadence of R. Kelso Carter’s hymn have been known by other faiths since 1886.
In a devotional at the Provo Missionary Training Center, Sister Tamara W. Runia spoke about God’s love, prayer and Jesus Christ’s Atonement as things that might feel too good to be true but are true.