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...

The cultural diversity of LDS pioneer artists is just beginning to be appreciated, said the curator of two new art exhibits at the Museum of Church History and Art. One exhibit is titled "The...

Whenever I hear the words, "Charity Never Faileth," my thoughts turn back to June 1921 when the dear Relief Society sisters in our ward in La Sal, Utah, cared for six orphan children. Our...

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...

Sara Isabelle Merrill Tanner, wife of the late President N. Eldon Tanner who was a member of the First Presidency from 1963-1982, died in Bountiful, Utah, May 17 of natural causes. She was 93....

The First Presidency has announced the call of another mission president. The new president and his wife began their service in January in the Peru Lima North Mission. Juan A. Uceda Andrade,...

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....

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...

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...

. . . Choose you this day whom ye will serve . . . but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. - Josh. 24:15 "We see about us constant change. Even the pace of life itself has speeded...