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He Will Wipe Away All Tears

For those living with sadness, regret, or fear, Christ will wipe away all tears.

Collection of Latter-day Saint history in Mexico donated to Claremont

Fernando and Enriqueta Gomez have donated their collection of Latter-day Saint history, which represents more than 100 years of the church in Mexico and gathered over 30 years, to Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, California.

Elder Palmer challenges new BYU grads to focus, center and recenter

Elder S. Mark Palmer promised BYU 2022 graduates that blessings await those who focus on matters they can control — and "centering" on Christ

President Nelson's 'dynamic' presidency marked by 70 changes within the Church so far

WMNF | Talking Animals Presents Annual Holiday Animal Song Special

On the morning of Dec. 15, I once again set aside the customary “Talking Animals” format to deliver the Annual Christmas Animal Song special—that is, a show almost entirely devoted to Holiday-oriented animal tunes.

BYU Jerusalem Center highlights history of peace, conflict

Latest from Mormon Land: Missionary deaths in 2021 reach five; University of Utah to honor Russell Nelson

Mormons, submit your COVID-19 stories

Mormons, submit your COVID-19 stories Members of various Mormon traditions are being asked to upload their stories, photos and social media posts about what life was like during COVID-19. February 9, 2021 (RNS) — One of my callings at church is to be the “history specialist” in my ward, which basically means I compile a digital scrapbook of our congregation’s annual doings. It’s one of my favorite callings over the course of my life as a Latter-day Saint (and the only one I’ve ever actually trained for professionally). I love the folks in my ward and this gives me an excuse to ask them about their lives.

Jana Riess: Researchers are compiling stories from Mormons about their lives during COVID-19

Jana Riess: Mormons, submit your COVID-19 stories Members of various Mormon traditions are being asked to upload their stories, photos and social media posts about what life was like during the pandemic. (File photo courtesy of Chad Mourino) Chad Mourino teaches new Latter-day Saint missionaries Mandarin remotely. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, prospective proselytizers are learning new languages and studying their religion via technology. By Jana Riess | Religion News Service   | Feb. 10, 2021, 1:28 a.m. One of my callings at church is to be the “history specialist” in my ward, which basically means I compile a digital scrapbook of our congregation’s annual doings. It’s one of my favorite callings over the course of my life as a Latter-day Saint (and the only one I’ve ever actually trained for professionally). I love the folks in my ward and this gives me an excuse to ask them about their lives.

Who is President Russell M. Nelson? Meet the Latter-day Saint leader

of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As fast as the blood flows into the right atrium of President Spencer W. Kimball’s stopped heart, a tube pumps it out of his body and into a machine next to the operating table. Dr. Russell M. Nelson peers down into the chest cavity. The room smells of cauterized blood vessels and arteries. Not long ago, this was unthinkable. Operating on a live heart was a medical sin when he entered medical school. The blood streaming into the machine had been returning to President Kimball’s heart after a trip through his body. The machine takes over for the heart and lungs. An oxygenator strips out carbon dioxide and delivers oxygen. Then the heart-lung machine returns the blood to the aorta, which sends it coursing to his brain, fingers and toes.