Video: “A Day in the Life of a Missionary”
Ever wonder what a missionary from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints does all day? Elder Hardman created this video “A Day in the Life of a Missionary.” Watch other videos on LDS365.
Covenant Path Progress Now Available for Returning Members
Covenant Path Progress is a new tool for leaders and returning members to help returning Church members come back to and stay on the covenant path. This feature in the Member Tools app and in Leader and Clerk Resources (LCR) on ChurchofJesusChrist.org is similar to...
New Book: History of Young Women Organization
The first extended scholarly history of the Latter-day Saint Young Women organization is now available from the Church Historian’s Press. The book Carry On: The Latter-day Saint Young Women Organization, 1870–2024 addresses and contextualizes the place of young women...
Church Resources for Easter, April 20, 2025
This Easter, April 20, 2025, the Church encourages us to focus on the “greater love” of Jesus Christ. On Easter Sunday, all are welcome to join us to worship the Savior of the world and celebrate His gift of universal resurrection. On Easter Sunday, sacrament meeting...
A Visitor’s Guide to Church History Sites in California: Mormon Battalion Historic Site at San Diego
As you study the Doctrine and Covenants in Come, Follow Me this year, you can deepen your understanding by exploring the stories and viewing photos of places where sacred events occurred. This is one in a series of articles about key Church history sites. The Church...
Infographic: How the Church Is Building Self-Reliance
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints helps people build self-reliance in several ways, such as through free courses, lifelong learning, and projects and volunteer work. For example, the Church offers free self-reliance courses in more than 100 countries to...
Help With “Quick Name Review” on FamilySearch
Have a few minutes? Explore Quick Name Review, one of the Get Involved activities offered by FamilySearch. In this activity, you can quickly check first and last names and make sure they were indexed correctly. This indexing helps others find their ancestors. ...
How to Prevent Identity Theft
In today’s connected online world, the risk of identity theft is hard to avoid. But there are ways to minimize the risk of identity theft and stay ahead of scammers and thieves who want your personal information. Know the Risks Nearly 30% of Americans were impacted by...
A Visitor’s Guide to Church History Sites in Utah
As you study the Doctrine and Covenants in Come, Follow Me this year, you can deepen your understanding by exploring the stories and viewing photos of places where sacred events occurred. This is one in a series of articles about key Church history sites. Several...
Games, Stories, Activities for Come, Follow Me Doctrine and Covenants 2025
The Church has published a website with games, stories, and activities related to the Come, Follow Me study in 2025 of the Doctrine and Covenants. For every week of Come, Follow Me, you can find fun activities that match the weekly scriptures and that help simplify...
Four Latter-day Saint Missionaries Sing Powerful Musical Message “I Know He Lives”
In this video, four missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sing a powerful rendition of “I Know He Lives.” Watch other videos on Called to Share and on LDS365.
“Family Name Assist” Simplifies Temple and Family History Work
Using Family Name Assist, a bishop, elders quorum president, or counselor in the Relief Society presidency can help a new member or youth to be baptized for a deceased relative. It doesn’t require any family history research experience or building a family tree....
How to Stay Safe on Social Media
Be mindful of what you post online. Some things about your life are good to share on social media, but below is a list of some things you shouldn’t post online to keep you and your family safe. Don’t post that you will be on a trip. This lets potential...
At What Age Should You Receive a Patriarchal Blessing?
Every worthy, baptized member is entitled to receive a patriarchal blessing, which provides inspired direction from Heavenly Father. The Church has not set a specific minimum age for receiving a patriarchal blessing. The person should be young enough that many...Follow on social media