2022 Youth Theme Album and Website
Resources for the 2022 youth theme are now available on the 2022 youth theme website. The resources support the theme: “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths”...
Stake and Ward Disability Specialists and the Disability Activity Program
Disability Specialists A bishopric or stake presidency may call a ward or stake disability specialist to help individuals and families who have disabilities or who are caregivers of those with disabilities (see General Handbook, 38.8.28.9). The disability specialist...
Where to Find Music for Latter-day Saint Youth
Looking for youth music from the Church? Here is a list of where to find youth music on various platforms: Church Apps Gospel Library app. Tap Music, and then Youth Music to find the following collections of music for youth: Youth Music Festivals from 2021 and 2020...
Youth Christmas Album 2021: A Savior is Born
The Church has released a youth Christmas album, “A Savior is Born,” on the following channels: Strive to Be YouTube channel Strive to Be channel on Spotify Strive to Be on Apple Music
Christmas Nativity in the Salt Lake Tabernacle
This Christmas season, see an animated nativity projected on the ceiling of the Salt Lake Tabernacle for the first time. This new presentation, entitled “Peace on Earth,” uses shadow graphics, narration and musical underscore to tell the Christmas story in a...
Registration Open for RootsTech in March 2022
Registration is now open for RootsTech 2022, the largest family history event in the world. The annual event, sponsored by FamilySearch, is being held online March 3–5, 2022. Register free at rootstech.org today. Learn more about RootsTech...
First Presidency Christmas Message and Devotional
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released the following Christmas message on Friday, November 26, 2021: When we sing “Silent Night,” we know the life of that Babe of Bethlehem did not begin there, nor did it end on Calvary. In a...
The Best Christmas Gifts for Latter-day Saints
Here’s a quick list of potential Christmas presents for Latter-day Saints. Church magazines. Give a gift subscription to the magazines to a family member, college student, or neighbor. You can also subscribe to have the conference Liahona sent to a loved one...
Missionaries Create “Love, Share, Invite” Video
Sharing the gospel is easier than ever before! With the help of technology we have the ability to share the beautiful message of the restoration to the world in a matter of a few taps. A new video from the New York Syracuse Mission gives five easy ways to share the...
How to Be Inclusive, Not Just Accepting at Church
Becoming a disciple of Christ includes accepting and including all—even, and maybe especially, when they are different from you. “We value the kaleidoscope of others’ characteristics, perspectives, and talents. … We can bring our heritage, culture, and...
Thanksgiving Day: Gratitude 2021
On this Thanksgiving Day, you may want to enjoy some of the following resources with your family and friends: “Gratitude” entry in Gospel Topics, which lists many additional resources See scripture references to giving thanks in the Topical Guide. And he...
How to Start a Journal
Why Start a Journal? Journaling, writing a diary, calendaring, and scrapbooking are ways to record your experiences and write a personal history of your life. Starting the habit of journaling can be life changing. The benefits of journaling have been studied and...
General Conference Podcasts Available on Streaming Platforms
General conference podcasts from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are now available in English on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, and Spotify. New episodes will be published twice a week (on Tuesdays and Fridays), each focusing on one of...
New System for Issuing Temple Recommends
Beginning October 25, 2021, leaders in selected stakes will issue temple recommends—except recommends for living ordinances—using Leader and Clerk Resources (LCR) to print the recommends. Priesthood leaders may apply a digital signature to these recommends, or they...Follow on social media