
Man Charged with Hate Crime after Setting Fire to Missionaries’ Vehicle
It was a “crime of passion,” according to police.
It was a “crime of passion,” according to police.
Missionaries will only need a COVID booster if their host country dictates it.
Facebook? What Facebook?
Author Sariah Wilson is back! The MTC resumes in-person training. 20% of young Mormons are LGBTQ, and we beat Bill Gates!
Aligning with a policy regarding other vaccination requirements, missionaries looking to serve abroad must receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
President Giovanni Pelin Pangan of the Philippines Iloilo Mission died on March 9.
Sister Annabelle Nielsen was serving in Switzerland when she suffered a hiking accident.
Looking to learn a new language? Look no further than TALL Embark, the Missionary Language Learning Software now available to all members.
Tie? What tie? Latter-day Saint missionaries in some areas will now be allowed to forgo white shirts and even ties.
A simple dropoff will do just fine, thanks.
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.
Economic and supply constraints are forcing the removal of some Latter-day Saint missionaries from the West African nation.
2019 has been an awesome year. Get caught up on everything that happened for Latter-day Saints before heading into 2020.
The Handbook governs how missionaries behave among fellow missionaries, their families, and the public.
This is not the first time Latter-day Saint missionaries have been pulled from Bolivia.
Latter-day Saints will now have greater freedom to worship under a new certificate granted by the Vietnamese government.
The rumors are true – or are they?!
A prevalent and long-standing practice is at its end, as the apostle urges missionaries to be more spiritually minded.
In the first hike since 2003, full-time missionaries from select countries will now be asked to pay a little more.
Will the higher rating dissuade families from seeing the film?
It’s time for our General Confernece roundup, featuring Geoff Openshaw, Kurt Francom, Tiffany Hales, and Arianne Smith. Conference!
Keeping Latter-day Sait missionaries safe is vital, but does this new mock sportscast do it effectively?
When your family barely understood your new religion, the idea of leaving on a mission and having minimal contact with home was unneverving. Not anymore.
You thought you were tough for only talking to your family twice a year? Now, Latter-day Saint missionaries can chat with home once per week, if they want.
Argentina’s Missionary Training Center will meet a similar fate as three other facilities over the past year. What does this mean going forward?
Do you hope they’ll call you on a mission? The Church is making the process of getting there just a bit easier.
Updating a policy from 2016, female Latter-day Saint missionaries across all 407 missions will have the choice to wear pants when working.
You won’t have to proselytize or even leave home now to wear those beloved nametags.
How opening my mouth at work led me to have one of the most interesting spiritual experiences I’ve ever had, and with a non-Latter-day Saint congregation.
Every now and then, Latter-day Saints engage in some good old fashioned lexicon purging.
When full-time missionaries are placed on a podium and admired as heroes, we can unwittingly hurt those that opted not to serve.
The changes they keep a comin’
Put away your letter opener and get those thumbs ready. Mission calls have gone digital.
Only a few weeks ago, half of Nicaragua’s missionaries left. Now, the country will remain without Mormon missionaries for the foreseeable future.
With no end to political unrest in sight, the Church has moved to protect its missionaries in Nicaragua from rising waves of civil unrest.
Thanks to political unrest in a country quickly losing its grasp on democracy, Mormon volunteers will temporarily leave Turkey to return at a later date.
No reason was given for the closures, but they represent another in a series of building closures due to resource allocation.
The World Series winner will be sent to Texas to oversee missionary efforts.
With a net loss of 14 missions, the work continues to expand in Africa and Latin America, while it slows in the United States and Europe.