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Three magazines will serve Church members worldwide in new print and digital formats: “Ensign” title will be retired; youth magazine will have a new name.

The physical isolation caused by a pandemic is compelling people to reach out in new ways, listen with new ears, to seek truths, and turn their hearts to their families.

My heart is full of gratitude for the many enlightening truths that the Lord has seen fit to give me.

Elder Uchtdorf encouraged today’s missionaries to reach out to people in person or through modern technology.

Frequent revelation is not just for prophets—it’s available to us too!

Pandemic sparks creativity as congregations look for ways to remain connected.

Maintaining courage as an integral part of humility is a concept that gives me hope that the Lord will guide me through any problems or challenges that I may face.

I didn’t feel like I could control the decisions of my husband’s company, the economy, or a worldwide pandemic, but I knew how to have faith. And that thought filled me with hope. 

How we as members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints respond to our challenges affects our connection to God and to His Spirit.

In a new Church News video released July 27, 2020, President Nelson describes the decision to close temples in March amid COVID-19 as “painful” and wracked with worry.”

The underlying lesson this parable is trying to teach is that we need be watchful in obeying the commandments of God.

Through our individual efforts and ongoing social media support from ward, stake, and Church leaders, we have been able not only to continue to hallow the Sabbath day but also to draw closer as a couple as we worship in our home.