Church News - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Samoa Apia Mission

  • Pacific islanders feel spiritual uplift

    President Dieter F. Uchtdorf arrived in the Samoas Nov. 7 to deliver messages of encouragement and hope and promise to multitudes of resilient members who will forever feel the pain exacted by a recent deadly earthquake and tsunami.
  • Relief for Samoa continues to pour in

    A deadly earthquake-generated tsunami brought horror and despair to coastal regions of the Samoan Islands in the morning hours of Sept. 29. Comfort and relief arrived just two hours later as local priesthood and Relief Society leaders responded, delivering assistance to survivors of the historic disaster that claimed the lives of 25 members.
  • Country information: American Samoa

    Jan. 1, 2009: Est. population, 65,600; Members, 14,740; Stakes, 4; Wards, 30; Branches, 6; Percent LDS, 22.5 or one in 4.5; Pacific Area, Samoa Apia Mission.
  • Conference brings spiritual relief to members in the Samoas after earthquake and tsunami

    Samoan Church members still reeling from a recent deadly tsunami are finding a few moments of spiritual relief by watching general conference.

Missions

>> All Missions

Church News Most Popular

  1. Mormon apostle once walked in their shoes as he trained for medicine
  2. Auxiliary leaders visit Mormons in southernmost city in the world
  3. Missionary Training Center presidents
  4. Enrichment Series downloads now available on the Internet
  5. Relief Society: 'a serious work'

Deseret News stories

  1. Christian leaders not backing down
  2. Abortion coverage riles Catholics
  3. Can BYU throw vs. Air Force?
  4. Huntsman blasts media over trip
  5. Man struggles to prove his innocence

MormonTimes stories

  1. Eliza R. Snow's complete poetry published
  2. 'Battle of the Chapters' focused on food
  3. Mormon newsmakers: Meyer, Bennett, Romney
  4. Nephi's steel bow difficult to replicate
  5. More 'small Mormon world' reader stories