The late President Russell M. Nelson called senior missionaries “irreplaceable” and “often a literal answer” to prayers. Learn how senior missionaries are heeding the call to serve.
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When the Latter-Day Saints Came Marching
After fleeing Missouri and Illinois—and after the death of Joseph Smith—the Latter-day Saints were once again uprooted. In one of America’s largest overland exoduses, they left for the Rocky Mountains ...
Thanks to immigration and robust missionary work in Latin America, Hispanic membership has grown in the Mormon community. But ...
Mourners remembered Russell M. Nelson, the surgeon-turned-faith leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, as both a spiritual and literal “healer of hearts” during a ...
After the Kirk assassination in Utah and the attack on a Mormon church, the Mormon commitment to serving others emerges as a ...
President Russell M. Nelson, the 17th president and prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, was ...
Hundreds lined the streets outside the Conference Center during Tuesday's funeral service for President Russell M. Nelson, ...
SALT LAKE CITY — Mourners remembered Russell M. Nelson, the surgeon-turned-faith leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of ...
President Russell M. Nelson promised he would serve God the Father and Jesus Christ with every remaining breath of his life ...
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