Elder L. Whitney Clayton Counsels Graduates to Correct Course Early

During the LDS Business College commencement, Elder L. Whitney Clayton of the Presidency of the Seventy told graduates to identify and correct their courses early.  Full Story

New FamilySearch Tools Help Preserve and Share Photos, Memories

FamilySearch.org has added features to attract novice family historians of all ages who are interested in their family’s stories but who don’t consider themselves genealogists or researchers. For example, you can now collaboratively build your family tree online and preserve and share family photos and stories—all free of charge.  Full Story

Love the Children, Love the Lord, Primary Leaders Taught

Sister Rosemary M. Wixom, Primary general president, spoke to ward and stake Primary leaders gathered at the Assembly Hall on Thursday, April 4, about the importance of centering everything they do on the Savior and Heavenly Father’s plan.  Full Story

BYU–Hawaii Graduates Advised to Live with Integrity

Elder Richard J. Maynes counseled BYU–Hawaii graduates to be strong in character regardless of their surroundings during commencement exercises on April 13.  Full Story

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Viewpoint: Conference Provides Hope, Comfort, Direction

Against the backdrop of the 183rd Annual General Conference April 6 and 7, a loving Heavenly Father spoke through His anointed leaders. The message was clear, and it ought to give the world reason to rejoice: God lives, and He speaks today through His servants. Cynicism has no place in the divine plan. Despite the world’s turmoil and uncertainties, hope abounds; there is a pathway to happiness, certainty, and joy.  Full Story

President Monson Honors Final Church Patriarch at Funeral

Elder Eldred Gee Smith, emeritus Patriarch to the Church who died April 4 at age 106, was remembered by President Thomas S. Monson as “an honorable man—even a man of God.” President Monson and Elder M. Russell Ballard both spoke at Elder Smith’s funeral April 10, 2013.  Full Story

Japanese Missionary Couple Researches 39 Generations

Discover how one couple from Japan, after cataloging 39 generations of their own ancestry, turned their passion for family history into missionary service.  Full Story