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In 2024, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints provided $1.45 billion in humanitarian aid and donated 32 million pounds of food to relief organizations.
That’s $4 million and 90k lbs of food each day.
The scale of the Church’s care for those in need is hard to fathom.
I haven't been to church in 3ish months. I got back from training and got to go to church today. Wow, I missed this so much. I missed the sacrament and feeling clean, feeling like I'm coming closer to God. I missed feeling the spirit in elders quorum. I'm so grateful to be back
This response just wrecked me...
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“We claim the privilege of worshiping Almighty God according to the dictates of our own conscience, and allow all men the same privilege, let them worship how, where, or what they may.” Article of Faith 11
“Life is a most precious part of our Father’s perfect plan, and by His decree we cherish and preserve life; and we choose the continuation of life once conceived.” - Neil L. Andersen
In this Church News video, President @ChristoffDTodd and President @HollandJeffreyR recall sacred meeting when a new prophet was ordained. https://t.co/KM0O3x1OtU
I've been to many churches over the years, and they all have good things about them. But I've never felt the Holy Spirit the way I do at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetings.
There's something special about hearing a 12-year-old get up and give a talk from their notes. It means more to me than listening to any paid professional pastor, because there's a spirit in those meetings that you can feel.
Sure, our meetings aren't always perfect. We don't have big choirs, guitars and drums, or laser light shows with PowerPoint presentations. But the Spirit is there—and when you feel it, you realize that's what really matters.
Service doesn’t have to be complicated—it just has to come from the heart. Your community is waiting for you, and JustServe makes it easy to find volunteer opportunities that matter.
Over the front door of every temple in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—written on a plaque in gold-leaf letters—is the culminating evidence indicating that the temple is completed and has been dedicated.
It is the simple and beautiful dual statement that we have all seen and heard often—“House of the Lord, Holiness to the Lord.” The noise this world generates is often internal, distracting, pulling at our minds. It can be incessant and demanding, destructive of our spirits.
How wonderful to have “holiness” be the watchword of our day at the newly dedicated Grand Junction Colorado Temple—and houses of the Lord across the globe—where we make covenants from our service that counter the distractions and destruction of the world.
Regular temple activity is a wonderful way to bring holiness outside it, into our associations in our daily places of employment and activity, giving everyone from children, youth, and adults the blessings of peace, revelations, cleanliness, prayer, and honesty.
When the king heard this, he wanted to be close to God. “I will give up all that I possess, yea, I will forsake my kingdom, that I may receive this great joy” (Alma 22:15, The Book of Mormon)
Learning about God’s plan changed the king’s perspective.
These same truths can change how you see the world. Missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can teach you about God’s plan for you. Tap the link to learn more. https://t.co/pW5UuQZvcg
President Jeffrey R. Holland (@HollandJeffreyR) dedicated the Grand Junction Colorado Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sunday, October 19, 2025, and encouraged Church members to serve in the house of the Lord.
The President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles said that in a time of division, hostility and dishonesty, the temple is a place of instruction, peace, cleanliness and divine covenants — “a world as close to God’s world as we can find in mortality.”
He spoke about the “simple and beautiful dual phrase” “House of the Lord, Holiness to the Lord,” which appears on the exterior of each of the Church’s temples worldwide.
How wonderful “to have ‘holiness’ be the watchword of our day, our Latter-day Saint day, where we make covenants from our service here that counter the distractions and the noise and the destruction of the world out there,” he said.
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