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The Church has released a new video depicting the “greater love” found through the Savior Jesus Christ.
The video shows the final week of Jesus’ life — His triumphal entry into Jerusalem, His suffering in the Garden of Gethsemane, His Crucifixion and then His joyous Resurrection — and what it means for each of us.
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A new children’s book helps parents explain the true meaning of Easter.
The Easter Bunny is a happy helper who reminds us of new beginnings. But Easter is more than eggs and candy. The Bunny knows the real reason we celebrate is because Jesus rose from the tomb and that is the greatest gift of all. So when you celebrate Easter, remember the Bunny’s me...
RootsTech 2026, the world’s largest family discovery event, is March 5–7, 2026. You can attend online or in person in Salt Lake City, Utah. Select content will be available in multiple languages. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind global family connection and discovery event.
RootsTech 2026 offers a dynamic mix of in-person and virtual experiences designed to e...
The Interpreter Foundation and Redbrick Filmworks has released the 5th episode of their not-for-profit series of mini-documentaries titled Becoming Brigham. Additional episodes become available each Monday.
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Even if their words can’t explain it, children’s hearts feel loss just as deeply as adults do.
Grief can show up in many ways—through silence, big emotions, questions that are hard to answer, or even changes in play. What they need most is to know they are seen, loved, and not alone in what they’re carrying.
Grief is heavy, but with the right support, ki...