Aseemingly endless sea of hands - hands of hunger - reach out to the Tony and Angie Franquelli family as they pull up to a park in downtown Baltimore. The 600-plus lunches they've made for...

`The scriptures are replete with examples of what happens to individuals when the light of the gospel really permeates their souls," commented Elder L. Tom Perry of the Council of the Twelve....

Whatever principle of intelligence we attain unto in this life, it will rise with us in the resurrection. And if a person gains more knowledge and intelligence in this life through his...

Abid Hussain, the Ambassador of India to the United States, got a close-up look at the Church and many of its programs and activities, especially those pertaining to welfare principles, during a...

The children of Farmington, the birthplace of the Primary organization, gained a sense of history and a desire to prepare for the future in a special fireside held here May 17. The fireside...

Ammon's desire to serve the Lamanite king Lamoni is "one of the great stories of ministering to others," said Elder James M. Paramore of the Presidency of the Seventy. In the scriptural...

Philip S. Low, an LDS biochemist, is leading a research team that has developed a way to insert medicine into the body to fight diseases by taking advantage of the way a cell accepts vitamins....

Elder Neal A. Maxwell of the Council of the Twelve created the Kirkland Washington Stake, which includes the Kirkland 1st, Kirkland 2nd, Kirkland 3rd, Kirkland 4th and Kirkland 5th wards....

In early August 1905, Chess Lee and his father, Jonathan Calvin Lee, were about to close their combination general store, post office and cobbler shop in the little settlement of Abbot Post...

You won't see them going door to door or discussing Church doctrines with people at street displays. You are unlikely to see them baptizing new converts or pedaling bicycles to make their next...