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Grass is evidence and symbol of God's great love. We are surrounded by blessings as he provides for our needs and our growth.

God asks hard things of His people in our mortality; but He will never leave us alone.

Elder Clark Gilbert, Church Educational System commissioner, and BYU-Hawaii President John Kauwe say faith can drive innovation. Read more.

Students across America are hungry for institutions who value faith.

WHEN OUR DAUGHTER Maggie died, I found so much comfort in listening to the uplifting music and words spoken at General Conference. General Conference happens every six months, the first weekend in April and October. It is a time when Church leaders from around the world share inspiring messages focused on Jesus Christ.

Two young sister missionaries on Temple Square stopped to talk with me this weekend, and the conversation quickly turned to how this weekend’s general conference felt much like Temple Square was opening up again. Nation flags went up the new flagpoles on Wednesday as part of the renovation of the Church Office Building plaza, which reopened in January. The standby line for tickets to the Conference Center reopened Saturday for the first time since 2019.

After having attending Saturday afternoons session of the 194th Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in person at the

President Russell M. Nelson made a promise to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints following a detailed explanation of Priesthood keys, the blessings of the temple, and culminating with the announcement of 15 temples Sunday, which he called “the gateway to the greatest blessings God has for each of us.” “This is why we are doing all within our power, under the direction of the Lord, to make temple blessings more accessible to members of the church,&#x2...

What did leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints say at the 194th Annual General Conference in Salt Lake City? Read more.

After having attending Saturday afternoon’s session of the 194th Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in person at the Conference Center in Salt Lake City, President Russell M. Nelson attended virtually again Sunday morning, as he had done with Saturday’s other sessions. President Henry B. Eyring, second counselor in […]