Update to Gospel for Kids App
The Church has updated the Gospel for Kids App. The updated version includes: New app navigation New topical collections to teach children about faith, repentance, baptism, and revelation New coloring pages New interactive games and activities New keyboard experience...
Video: Peace Through Religious Freedom
Religious freedom is more than the right to worship, says Elder Ulisses Soares in a new video titled “Peace Through Religious Freedom.” “It is about preserving the dignity, compassion and respect that all people deserve in this world.” The video contains...
How the Church Encourages Service
Speaking to leaders from the global business, government, and community sectors gathered on May 7, 2025, in Salt Lake City, the Presiding Bishop of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints highlighted the profound and interconnected value of service. Bishop...
11 Conferences for Young Single Adults (YSA) and Single Adults (SA) in 2025
Learn about conferences for single adults and young single adults happening across North America in 2025: May 9-10: YSA Conference, Bay Area May 14-17: YSA Conference, Pocatello, Idaho May 29-31: YSA Conference, Denver, Colorado June 4-7: YSA Conference, Kansas City,...
Updates to Missionary Standards for Disciples of Jesus Christ—Service Missionaries
An update to Missionary Standards for Disciples of Jesus Christ—Service Missionaries is now available in Gospel Library. The update addresses commonly asked questions from missionaries and mission leaders and clarifies existing standards. Summary of Changes Each...
Mother’s Day Videos for Latter-day Saints
Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 11, 2025. “To Every Mother” is a non-denominational video message for Mother’s Day that was produced in association with several faith groups to remind people everywhere of the importance of families. We pay tribute to all...
“3 Ways to Make Your Home a Place of Gospel Peace” by Elder Quentin L. Cook
What does it take to create a spiritually strong home in today’s world? In video below, Elder Quentin L. Cook shares three timeless gospel principles that helped him raise a faithful family during challenging times—and that can help you do the same. Build Zion in your...
BYU-Pathway Offers Bachelors Degree for $6,300
For aspiring college students who don’t think they have the time or money to earn a four-year degree, has the Brigham Young University system got a deal for you. At BYU-Pathway Worldwide, home of the nation’s first U.S.-accredited 90-credit bachelor’s degree, students...
BYU–Hawaii Chamber Choir To Perform at Carnegie Hall, May 11, 2025
On Sunday, May 11, 2025, Brigham Young University–Hawaii’s Hoʻolōkahi Chamber Choir will perform at New York City’s Carnegie Hall. This will be the world premiere of a new requiem inspired by recent worldwide tragedies and disasters. The requiem spotlights recent...
Area Leadership Assignments for 2025-2026
Changes in leadership assignments for Church areas for 2025-2026 have been announced. Below is a downloadable chart that shows all Area Presidency assignments, to be effective August 1, 2025.
Youth and Young Adults Asked to Invite a Friend to Seminary and Institute
Seminaries and Institutes of Religion asks youth and young adults to participate in the gathering of Israel by inviting their friends to seminary and institute. This new initiative says gospel learning is “better together.” Learn about this initiative in...
Church History Museum Shows 13th International Art Competition
An art exhibit celebrating faith across various media and cultures is on display at the Church History Museum. It is open from April 24, 2025, to January 3, 2026. You can attend in person for free or enjoy it online. Selections of the exhibit are featured in the video...
Portrait View in FamilySearch’s Family Tree
FamilySearch offers multiple views for organizing and presenting your genealogy: landscape, portrait, fan chart, descendancy, and first ancestor. Depending on your goals and interests, each view can provide you with a unique pathway for exploring your family tree....
“Raising the Bar: The Alma Richards Story” Movie About Utah’s First Olympian
Raising the Bar: The Alma Richards Story opened in theaters this weekend. It’s the true story of Utah’s first Olympian. He was the first Latter-day Saint to compete in the Olympics. In 1908, eighth grader Alma Richards quit school. He didn’t see the point...Follow on social media