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A Dying Mother’s Inspiration Behind One of the Church’s New Hymns

Alice Warner Johnson wrote the hymn “O Lord, Who Gave Thy Life for Me” while suffering from a progressive form of multiple sclerosis. She died in 2019.

New Seventy Testifies of Learning of the Power of the Savior’s Atonement

New Seventy Elder Brik V. Eyre remembers praying on his knees as a young missionary. “That’s when I began to understand the enabling and strengthening power of Jesus Christ and His Atonement,” he said. 

Latter-day Saint Shares Faith Through Musical About a Dedicated Teacher

John Kunich from Chicago, Illinois, spent decades writing "Marva!" — a musical that tells Marva Collins' real-life story of commitment to education for all children and the school she ran for inner-city minority children.

Prayer, Pain and a Podium Finish: Latter-Day Saint Teen Gymnast Overcomes Traumatic Injury

Bentley Watson was swinging around the high bar, practicing for national gymnastics competitions set for five days later. While his body kept spinning, his left arm stopped cold, resulting in major bone fractures.

After Losing Both of His Parents, Service Missionary Blesses God’s Creations

“I feel like small things matter the most,” said Elder Daniel Miller, a service missionary who said his mission has brought light and movement back into his life after both his parents passed away.

New Canadian General Authority Knows if He Offers His Best Effort, God Will ‘Make Up All the Rest’

Elder James E. Evanson, one of the 16 new General Authority Seventies sustained during the April 2025 General Conference, tells his story of faith and building confidence in the Lord.

Amid Texas Flooding’s Death, Destruction, Latter-day Saints Leaders Talk of Ministering, Mercies and Miracles

Latter-day Saint Church leaders in Texas speak of comfort, healing, patience, perspective, ministering, tender mercies and miracles following deadly, destructive July 4, 2025, weekend flooding.

Video: What Parents of Anxious Children Can Learn From the ‘Messy Room Meltdown’

In the Growing Faith animated Church video “Messy Room Meltdown,” an anxious Damien learns that Heavenly Father can help him when he is feeling anxious.

How Seminary Can Bless and Strengthen Latter-day Saint Youth

"Seminary helped shape my life’s direction," writes Brother Peter G. Vidmar of the Young Men General Advisory Council.

2026 Curriculum for the Church of Jesus Christ Will Be the Old Testament

The main scripture study curriculum resource for 2026 is “Come, Follow Me—For Home and Church: Old Testament.” For most languages, curriculum resources are available digitally in the Gospel Library app and on ChurchofJesusChrist.org.