The temple brings me peace in a world of chaos.

How might we set traditions and celebrate Easter with a spirit of awe?

Missionaries explain the Atonement of Jesus Christ

Anywhere, any time.

The object of Celestial training is to help us become better and better disciples of Christ.

Music celebrating Christ’s birth

May you look forward with the hope offered through the Savior and His Atoning Sacrifice.

We recently received some very unexpected news and I wanted to share our story without boring you with all the details because I have a feeling, for many of you, this has been your story too.

As true disciples of Christ, may our lives reflect His example. May we take upon ourselves His name and stand as witnesses of Him at all times and in all places (see Mosiah 18:9).

Join us on December 1, 2023, for a celebration of the Savior’s birth!

The temple gives us the opportunity to unite those lost family members so they can be together forever.

“I started sending messages to him each day with a daily devotional. I told him each day how much I loved him and together he would recover.”

Beyond being a building of grandeur, the temple has brought significant blessings to my life.

Happiness feels different when we are in the temple—there, we experience happiness on a much higher level, and deeper than what we feel in our everyday lives. This is what the temple means to Juan Tavares.

Kristen Juarez shares what meaning the temple has for her in her life, from the specific perspective of a temple ordinance worker.

As a youth, Gabby Juarez remained focused on her aim to go through the temple upon graduation. “The temple is the place to be where I can escape the noise and chaos of the world…and feel closest to heaven and receive answers...”

Susie Hardman tells about a specific experience and why the temple brings her family peace.

Ivan Tidwell from Lincoln California describes an experience he had as a teenager and how he grew closer to God despite doubt.

“The universe, and all its parts testify of who You are and all You do - How great thou art!” Listen to the original song.