What to Expect from FamilySearch in 2022

What to Expect from FamilySearch in 2022

FamilySearch has a lot of plans for the new year to help you make more personal family connections. In 2022, they will combine artificial intelligence and crowdsourcing to deliver millions of family discoveries, plus new international tree features. FamilySearch...
Original Book of Mormon Manuscript Released in New Book

Original Book of Mormon Manuscript Released in New Book

The Church has published the first complete photographic record of what remains of the original manuscript of the Book of Mormon. Color photographs and color-coded transcriptions have been published in a new book titled The Joseph Smith Papers: Revelations and...
1950 U.S. Census Data Coming April 2022

1950 U.S. Census Data Coming April 2022

On April 1, 2022, images of the 1950 U.S. Federal Census will be released for the first time. Unlike previous census years, these records will be available as free digital images. Upon its release, the 1950 U.S. Census Community Project, a joint initiative between...
Teaching Strategies for Children with Disabilities

Teaching Strategies for Children with Disabilities

The Church provides resources that can help teachers better serve people of all abilities. One of these resources is a video series with techniques teachers can use to help all children learn in the classroom, especially in cases where a child has a disability. See...
Church Membership and Languages Worldwide

Church Membership and Languages Worldwide

These two charts give an overview of the demographics of Church members worldwide, in terms of where they live and the languages they speak. Where Latter-day Saints Live About 40% of Church members live in the United States and about 40% live in Latin America....
Resources to Enhance Your Gospel Study in 2022

Resources to Enhance Your Gospel Study in 2022

Come, Follow Me in 2022 will focus on the Old Testament. Studying the doctrine, principles, and stories of the Old Testament can strengthen your covenant relationship with Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. You can find each week’s lesson in Come, Follow Me—For...

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