President Jeffrey R. Holland died on Dec. 27. His son, Elder Matthew S. Holland, said the full realization of the loss of his ...

When life seems out of balance, we can find the constant good that comes from acknowledging God as divine Life. An article ...

This guest opinion responds to Don Overcash’s article, “Why Arrogance Destroys Trust, Influence.” Overcash stops where the conversation should begin. Quoting Scripture without applying it to ...

Pope Leo XIV presided over the rite of the closing of the Holy Door in St. Peter's Basilica Jan. 6, 2026, officially ending ...

An interfaith gathering of faith leaders in Minneapolis Jan. 8 drew a crowd as faith leaders raised concerns about the impact ...

Exploring the rising scandals among religious leaders and the urgent need for pastor accountability. Is the church protecting ...

The start of a new year brings a unique mix of emotions: hope for what’s ahead, reflection on the past, and sometimes uncertainty about the future. If you’re setting goals, seeking direction, or ...

Homeless services providers around the country are bracing for a massive change in federal policy and funding. We get the latest with Jennifer Ludden, NPR national correspondent who covers economic ...

When writer-director Alex Woo began developing “In Your Dreams,” an animated adventure about two siblings who journey through the landscape of their own subconscious, he wasn’t trying to make another ...

High school senior Sabrina Steffans paid her school $50 to paint her parking spot a Christian design. The school said no, before she teamed up with attorney Keisha Russell with the First Liberty ...