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For the past three months, buses sent by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott have brought people to the suburbs to avoid city fines for unannounced drop-offs.

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.

  Like many of you, I expect, I was powerfully struck by the remarks of President Jeffrey R. Holland in the Saturday morning session of the just

CHICAGO, Ill. — After two buses with Texas license plates dropped off more than 80 migrants at the Wilmette train station Wednesday evening, the passengers who had traveled across countries to get to the U.S. didn’t know where they were. It was icy and raining. “What can we expect? Where are we going? Will there be shelter there?” they asked from the platform. After a lull at the beginning of ...

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Latter-day Saints worldwide expressed tender feelings of joy after hearing President Russell M. Nelson's announcement of 15 new temples.

During general conference Sunday, President Russell M. Nelson announced where 15 new temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are to be built around the world.