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

Local units are invited to plan and hold music devotionals or other in-person music experiences before the end of 2026.

Young Men General President Timothy L. Farnes recently ministered to youth in Cambodia, Singapore and Malaysia.

During her ministry assignment, the Young Women general president taught, testified and took part in a service activity.

Experiences from youth attending For the Strength of Youth in Brazil can inspire other youth attending FSY conferences this May to August.

Although initially disappointed, Tryston O’Toole found his service mission provided ways to plant gospel seeds, gain employment and find an eternal companion.

Born May 18, 1968, Sister Spannaus has served in the Young Women general presidency since Aug. 1, 2023.

John the Baptist appeared to Prophet Joseph Smith and his scribe Oliver Cowdery on May 15, 1829, and restored the Aaronic Priesthood. Here are three articles about it.

The Young Men general presidency underscores alignment, delegation and interviews for a bishop’s youth responsibilities.

Young men and young women of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were part of a global effort to help others around the world.

Get links to resources to prepare for the Sunday youth curriculum changes and participate in a weekly global reading experience.

The event was modeled after For the Strength of Youth conferences and included classes, games and even a dance.

The presidency reflects on counseling process, inspiration received and hope for the future, following the First Presidency announcement.

See how the new Young Women age-group names can help young women understand their place in God’s work and highlight their spiritual progression.

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.