New documentary follows young adults during Latter-day Saint and NAACP fellowship to Ghana
A new 40-minute documentary from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints highlights the experiences of 24 young adults who recently participated in the Amos C. Brown Fellowship to Ghana.
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Rogersville's Latter-day Saints assigned to Kingsport Stake
With the growth of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in East Tennessee, the Kingsport Tennessee Stake — created ...
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Church receives award for reconstruction, preservation of Ohio historic site
The Church has received an award for its preservation of the Joseph and Emma Smith Home, one of the Church's historic sites ...
LDS Church urges members to call out racism in their congregations
Jesus was not a white European-looking man, God has no problem with interracial marriage, and Latter-day Saints should ...
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Faith Matters: Leo Cyrus celebrating end of pastoral service
The Rev. Leo D. Cyrus, 81, is retiring as pastor of the New Hope and Second Baptist churches, but he intends to continue ...
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How to watch, listen to or follow April 2025 general conference
Learn about the April 2025 general conference schedule, in-person attendance and how to view or listen to messages of the ...