President Nelson was the second oldest Church president in history at the time of his call, and few expected he would accomplish much. How wrong we were!
The latest statement by the First Presidency minces few words about the importance of vaccination in the fight against COVID-19.
Long live the ward activities committee.
There was once a “Patriarch of the Church,” and his reported homosexuality was less of an issue than you might think.
Bishops and other leaders are now more restricted on whom they can marry and where.
The Church has purchased public streets in the past to unify its own parcels of land. Might North Temple be next?
The annual statistical report revealed some unfortunate expectations in light of the pandemic.
Originally slated to end in 2021, the Hill Cumorah Pageant won’t see its final production because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The third remote General Conference in a row will be a virtual affair thanks to the ongoing COVID-10 pandemic.
It’s hard to believe it took this long, but the Church just organized Latin America’s first Young Single Adult ward.
Farewell, fountain. Hello, flags.
The First Presidency has formally congratulated previous election winners, so what is the holdup with congratulating Joe Biden?
Elder Gong is the most senior Church official to contract the disease.
Children attending different wards with different parents now have the option of more official representation in both wards.
Latter-day Saints weigh reopening their congregations. But do we need professional cleaners? Should we sing? Bishops lose oversight of missionary work.
It’s time to call back in the custodians. Deep cleaning shouldn’t fall on everyday members.
A logo so pointless, it requires excessive explanation.
The big one is here. No more meetings of any kind thanks to coronavirus.
There will be no commencement ceremony for BYU grads, Women’s Conference is off, and more temples have shut their doors in response to coronavirus.
Missionary Training Centers in some areas will go virtual. Others will restrict entry.
COVID-19, or coronavirus, is causing the Church to shut down missionary work and regular worship across most of Asia.
Two countries are confirmed to be closing Church doors for the time being, with others likely to follow.
The long-awaited followup to Church’s first volume of deeper history will come out this week.
One general handbook replaces two, Mitt Romney chugs chocolate milk, nursing mothers denied entry to BYU event, Utahns want church finances to be public!
When two become one.
2019 has been an awesome year. Get caught up on everything that happened for Latter-day Saints before heading into 2020.
Latter-day Saints will now have greater freedom to worship under a new certificate granted by the Vietnamese government.
Hallelujah! Sacrament meeting reporting will actually reflect sacrament meeting attendance.
After banning firearms in meetinghouses over the summer, the Church has issued updated guidelines for maintaining safety in its facilities.
Serving as a witness to sacred ordinances is no longer a privilege restricted to men.
The rumors are true – or are they?!
The effort to streamline Church communication continues.
The change in language is small in words but large in impact
“We have to remember that patriotism is a biblical virtue. … And to see people coming together — especially to see our young people — to show that we’re not alone in our love for God and country,” said Cardinal Dolan.
Are you into Gentri? You will be.
The first chapter of the next volume of a history of the Church’s people is now available online.
The Church has offered up some doctrinal guidelines for songwriters to adhere to as they create content.
Reversing a major 2015 policy, children of same-sex couples can now be baptized and be blessed.
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