Parents and youth leaders are encouraged to teach principles from the theme, found in Philippians 4:4, at home and at church throughout the year.

Young Women General President Emily Belle Freeman and Young Men General President Timothy L. Farnes explain what youth, leaders and parents need to know before the new youth Sunday experience on Sept. 6.

Local units and areas can plan and hold their own in-person music experiences by the end of 2026.

See a step-by-step guide to the Church’s new reservation process beginning in November for Aaronic Priesthood and Young Women camps.

Three Ultimate Frisbee athletes from Utah won medals at the WFDF World Junior Ultimate Championships in Spain and plan to serve full-time missions.

More than 1,200 youth of the Church and their friends are expected to attend FSY sessions this month.

Church News reporter Mary Richards writes about standing up for the teachings of Jesus Christ and having an eternal perspective.

In a social media livestream, the Young Men general presidency outlined how the new Sunday curriculum, weekly activities and daily gospel study can enable youth to walk with Jesus Christ every day.

President Emily Belle Freeman, Sister Tamara W. Runia and Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus discussed their learnings from the new FSY guide in a series of videos on social media.

Young men in the Spokane Washington Mount Spokane Stake delayed their annual high-adventure activity and helped clear debris to reduce future fire risk in neighborhoods burned by wildfires.

Young Men General President Timothy L. Farnes and Young Women General President Emily Belle Freeman outline the new Sunday schedule and curriculum in a video for August's fifth Sunday.

Robert and Cristy Jones hand-built a tabernacle replica and planned for Eagle River Alaska Stake’s youth camp — determined to help youth feel God’s love through the Old Testament.

See the new Gospel Library app and Member Tools features that will be especially helpful for September’s Sunday schedule change.

Three youth gatherings in Mongolia and Thailand deepened testimonies of Jesus Christ and provided opportunities to learn and serve.

Young Men General President Timothy L. Farnes offered ways and principles that youth can be missionaries now.

Young members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints around the world have participated in several recent efforts to serve others.

President Timothy L. Farnes and President Emily Belle Freeman spoke about what youth should know about serving a mission.

"We felt His pure love in Brazil," said President Susan H. Porter, who visited Curitiba, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro with Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus.

Young Men General President Timothy L. Farnes and Young Women General President Emily Belle Freeman are looking forward to youth studying the FSY guide and scripture heroes each month in the new youth curriculum.

David Dixon, member of the Farmington Utah North Stake, was instrumental in updating an old tabernacle replica and encouraging youth and YSA to participate