Eight more hymns join the new hymnbook, including two Christian classics, and its cover is revealed
The Church released eight new selections for its upcoming hymnbook, bringing the total to 90 ahead of its late-2027 printing, and unveiled the book's official cover.
Church outlines its water-saving work for the shrinking Great Salt Lake amid Western drought
In a new statement, the Church lists steps including nearly 30,000 acre-feet of donated and leased water, a $3 million gift for phragmites control, and thousands of smart irrigation controllers, and invites members to conserve water and join in prayer and fasting for relief.
At BYU devotional, Elder Rasband urges students to bring friends to the 2027 Salt Lake Temple Celebration
Speaking in the Marriott Center on Oct. 27, Elder Ronald A. Rasband encouraged BYU students to celebrate the Restoration by helping others come unto Christ, highlighting the six-month "Rejoice in Christ" Salt Lake Temple Celebration in 2027.
Cody Wyoming Temple dedicated in Elder Gilbert's first temple dedication as an Apostle
Elder Clark G. Gilbert dedicated the Church's 227th temple in Cody, Wyoming, on October 25, inviting members to seek out the spiritual frontiers in their own lives.
Lehi Utah Temple will break ground on December 5, 2026
The First Presidency set a December 5 groundbreaking for the Lehi Utah Temple, announced in April 2024, with Elder John A. McCune of the Utah Area Presidency presiding.
Latter-day Saint YouTube creator behind "Let's Talk w/ Hayden Carroll"
Hayden hosts a YouTube channel built around conversations and debates on Latter-day Saint belief, often with Christians of other traditions, and posts short clips and commentary on X. His topics lately include the Trinity, Calvinism and whether the Bible is infallible. He also has a new book on Amazon challenging the creedal view of God.
Church of Jesus Christ (Gospel Library) · October 2026 general conference
Elder Gerrit W. Gong shares three temple doctrines and five ways to build a personal temple culture, from bringing family names to never calling a temple “big or small.”
BYU Religious Studies Center · Chapter in "They Shall Grow Together: The Bible in the Book of Mormon" (RSC)
Ahead of next week’s Come, Follow Me reading in Ezekiel, Joseph M. Spencer traces how Latter-day Saints came to read Ezekiel 37’s two sticks as the Bible and the Book of Mormon, and what that history teaches about defending the faith.
In his first temple dedication as an Apostle, Elder Clark G. Gilbert dedicated the Church’s 227th temple in Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin and invited members to seek their own spiritual frontiers.
What Latter-day Saints and friends of the Church are saying on X.
Updated Oct 29, 6:04 PM PT
Peacemaking Saint@PeacemakingSt
Latter-day Saint
"I owe it all to my Heavenly Father."
Latter-day Saint and World Series champion Cooper Pratt giving glory to God after reaching the greatest heights in baseball.
What a moment.
I'd quote tweet if he hadn't limited replies.
But no, that is not what I was saying, I was saying that we should read the Old and New Testaments in their context, a context where words like "came from nothing" meant "came from formless preexisting substance."
THINK, PEOPLE!
Luke Hanson clarifies his point: read the Old and New Testaments in their own context, where phrases like "came from nothing" meant formed from preexisting, formless matter.
@2Sticks1Nation Where does the Book of Mormon say Zedekiah became king in 597 BC? It doesn’t. It says the story begins in the first year of his reign, and Zedekiah’s reign was recorded in the Bible. A date established by later scholars cannot be credited to Joseph Smith when he never gave it.
