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See answers to questions about the new Young Women age-group names such as: What is changing and when? What are the differences between groups and classes? What about small wards or large wards?

Young Women age groups will now be known as Builders of Faith, Messengers of Hope and Gatherers of Light.

The Young Men general presidency is inviting youth, parents and leaders to begin preparing for changes that will take effect on Sept. 6.

A practice Missionary Training Center activity in Brambleton, Virginia, drew youth closer to Jesus Christ and increased their confidence to serve missions.

This week on social media, Church leaders testified of the Savior, showed support for those in new callings and talked more about youth program adjustments.

Youth will be studying doctrine outlined in the updated "For the Strength of Youth" guide during their quorum and class meetings.

Since 2016, the Church History Department have demonstrated an ongoing commitment to highlighting Latter-day Saint women’s history. Here are seven publications.

Youth will begin using the FSY guide in class each Sunday this September.

See answers to questions about the new format for each class and meeting when the Sunday class meeting schedule changes in September.

The First Presidency announced a move to two 25-minute classes each Sunday with a one-hour sacrament meeting.

"The hand of the Lord [is] hastening the work among this generation right now," said Brother Chad H Webb as seminary and institute enrollment hits record high.

Written by Austin Armstrong, Mina Brett, Ashley Hess and Brandon Pak and sung by Bettyarah Kaleopa, the song rejoices in the greater love of Jesus Christ.

Youth, Church and community members gathered to support people with special needs in “massive show of love” for a Valentine’s season dance.

Parents and leaders can lead by example, teach about service and serve together with Primary children, Young Men and Young Women.

Young Women General President Emily Belle Freeman was a keynote speaker at the 2026 Utah Coalition Against Pornography Conference.

"I felt the Spirit of God speaking to me constantly," said one youth in Argentina.

Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles recently ministered to Latter-day Saints and missionaries in Mexico.

President Emily Belle Freeman, Sister Tamara W. Runia and Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus discussed virtue, power, strength and sacredness of physical bodies in a discussion of the “For the Strength of Youth” guide.

Speakers at RootsTech 2026 say youth can make a difference in family history and shared some things that have worked for them.

“It was surreal to see high schoolers giving up their time to help in such a charitable way,” said the seminary council president.