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Sister Wright, Sister Spannaus visit children and youth in the Pacific - Vimarsana News

Sister Wright, Sister Spannaus visit children and youth in the Pacific

Sister Amy A. Wright and Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus from the Primary and Young Women general presidencies visited several countries in the Pacific this month, focusing on ministering to children and youth.

Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Temple groundbreaking - Vimarsana News

Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Temple groundbreaking

Elder Peter F. Meurs of the Pacific Area presidency conducted the April 22 groundbreaking for the Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Temple.

Latter-day Saints gather to sustain general authorities, leaders in Saturday afternoon session - Vimarsana News

Latter-day Saints gather to sustain general authorities, leaders in Saturday afternoon session

Saints gathered in the Conference Center, alongside millions worldwide, to hear inspiring messages and sustain general authorities during the afternoon session of the 193rd Annual General Conference.

Source: byu.edu
Church donates nearly $1.5 million to help renovate Cambodia hospital - Vimarsana News

Church donates nearly $1.5 million to help renovate Cambodia hospital

The three-phase renovation of 32 hospital buildings at Kampong Thom Provincial Hospital has started in central Cambodia.

Engineering to empower: BYU capstone project helps provide clean water to Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Engineering to empower: BYU capstone project helps provide clean water to Pakistan

BYU engineering students have designed an affordable water filtration device to help provide clean water in Pakistan, which has long been plagued by illnesses from unclean water.

Source: ksl.com