News Releases
National Family History Month Invites Australians to Discover Their Family Stories
From Australia Newsroom Discover how Melbourne's new FamilySearch Center is helping first-time visitors uncover family stories during National Family History Month.
Church Releases Instructional Videos for September Sunday Schedule Changes
From Newsroom (Salt Lake City) The Church has released instructional videos to assist with implementing the new Sunday schedule on September 6, with special Sunday instruction taking place globally on August 30 and September 6.
Heart on the Street Bring Hope to Perth's Most Vulnerable
From Australia Newsroom On Monday, 3 August, No Limits Perth celebrated a new milestone in its mission to support people experiencing homelessness and hardship with the arrival of Heart on the Street, a purpose built community outreach vehicle that will help take food, essential supplies,conversation and connection directly to people who need it ...
Church of Jesus Christ Encourages Protection of Religious Freedom During Fiji Constitutional Review
From New Zealand Newsroom As Fiji undertakes a nationwide review of its Constitution, leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are encouraging citizens and policymakers to preserve and strengthen constitutional protections that safeguard religious freedom for all people.
Fourteen Young People from Same Remote Congregation All Decide to Serve as Missionaries
From Papua New Guinea Newsroom A group of fourteen young adults from the remote village of Kuriva in Papua New Guinea are part of the all-time high 88,500+ missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ worldwide.
Pacific Stories: Edmund Saksak — A Life of Faith and Service
From New Zealand Newsroom More than 629,000 members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints live across the Pacific, where faith in Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ inspires individuals, families, and communities to serve, lead, and bless others.
Church Donates Student Desks and Chairs to Support Education in Tonga
From New Zealand Newsroom The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Training, officially handed over the first phase of a donation of student desks and chairs during a special ceremony held at the Ministry of Education and Training's ʻApi Mataka headquarters on Thursday, 16 July 2026.
From BYU–Hawaii to Fiji: Building a Future Back Home
From New Zealand Newsroom After leaving established careers and moving overseas with two young children, Iosefo Taliu and Grace Taliu, returned home to Fiji with more than university degrees. Their experience at Brigham Young University–Hawaii strengthened their faith, their family and their desire to serve, preparing them to give back to their community...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Reaches New Missionary Record
From Newsroom (Salt Lake City) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints now has more missionaries serving than at any other time in its history.
Growing Opportunities Help Australia's Deaf Community Worship, Learn and Belong
From Australia Newsroom A worship service held during the Australian Deaf Games is part of the growing efforts of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to make worship and gospel learning more accessible through Australian Sign Language (Auslan). Read how Deaf members and local volunteers are helping more people worship, learn and belon...