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In his opening remarks at October 2022 general conference, President Russell M. Nelson reaffirmed the Church’s position on abuse: It is “an abomination to the Lord.”

Sister Rebecca L. Craven, Young Women general presidency counselor, and Sister Amy A. Wright, Primary general presidency counselor, encourage missionaries at the Manilla MTC and meet with children and youth, parents and leaders during their ministry in the Philippines.

For 7-day Christians, keeping our lives balanced can seem as hard and hazardous as riding a bike in traffic. Eyes straight, destination straight, forward momentum.

Read the full Church statement, which outlines how a recent Associated Press story on abuse got it wrong

What did the bishops know in the Arizona sex abuse case written about by the Associated Press? The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, released a statement.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued a lengthy statement Wednesday detailing what it called \

The Church outlines its feelings on abuse and how a recent Associated Press story got it wrong.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued a lengthy response Wednesday to a recent Associated Press article about a horrific case of child sexual abuse by a Latter-day Saint father in Arizona. Below is the entire statement from the Church. A follow-up story published Thursday from the AP can be found here. For […]

Apart from 17 new temples being announced, the April 2022 General Conference advised members to serve wherever they can, make and keep covenants with God and rely on Jesus Christ to heal from abuse and mental health difficulties.

President Russell M. Nelson addressed Latter-day Saints and a women’s session was held on the first day of the global conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from Salt Lake City, Utah.