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Mothers in Pakistan and Yemen Find Hope in the Fight Against Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus
The Church of Jesus Christ has supported UNICEF’s maternal and neonatal tetanus elimination programs since 2014. A $5 million donation from the Church in December 2022 gave UNICEF more support in their efforts to eliminate tetanus in areas where it persists, like in Africa and the Middle East.
Past and Present Women General Officers, Council Members Honored at Annual Luncheon
Around 200 women were in attendance at an annual luncheon for women who serve or have served in the Primary, Young Women and Relief Society general organizations for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Kentucky Stake Honored by Governor for Humanitarian Efforts
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear recently honored the Lexington Kentucky North Stake of the Church of Jesus Christfor its humanitarian donation and distribution of over 222,000 pounds of nonperishable food in 2023.
Helping Children Who Encounter Pornography, Cyberbullying and Sextortion
During Deanne Lambson’s Utah Coalition Against Pornography Conference session, titled “Mistakes Come and Go but You Matter,” she discussed how to respond when a child admits to a mistake, whether it’s something small like breaking a toy or something more serious like viewing pornography.
Church Educational System — Religious Educators Conference Planned for June 18
The Church Educational System for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced a Religious Educator’s Conference on June 18, 2024, for all religious educators and seminary and institute teachers worldwide.
How a Missionary Area Book Led Elder Aroldo B. Cavalcante to Serve the Lord
After the missionaries started teaching him, 21-year-old Aroldo Cavalcante was baptized just 10 days later. Now-Elder Cavalcante — sustained as a General Authority Seventy in April 2024 general conference — has committed to his Savior’s gospel ever since.
5 Ways to Find Strength in Difficult Times and How to Help Someone Else Struggling With Mental Health
Building emotional resilience is one way to prepare for life’s challenges. Resources to help can be found with the Building Resilience section of the Gospel Library online and in the app, and the self-reliance course on emotional resilience.
What a Teeter Totter and Training Wheels Have To Do With Letting the Youth Take Charge
During a BYU Women’s Conference panel on May 2, five members of the Young Women General Advisory Council discussed ways local Young Women leaders can help the youth of their wards take the lead in the work of salvation and exaltation and gathering Israel.
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What President Nelson Has Told Women About Their Spiritual Strength, Influence
President Russell M. Nelson has repeatedly articulated respect for women, taught about their spiritual strength and influence, and encouraged them to live up to their divine privileges. Here's a look at some of his messages to Latter-day Saint women.
BYU–Idaho President Meredith Shares How the Temple Is Evidence of God’s Love for His Children
In his first address for the new semester, BYU–Idaho President Alvin F. Meredith III remarked that the temple points individuals to Christ, who is the greatest manifestation of God’s love. He invited students to look for Christ as they attend the temple.