The central role of marriage and families in God’s plan was a key theme highlighted during the April 2026 general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. #GeneralConference #Family

The April 2026 General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was held on April 4–5 and broadcast worldwide from Temple Square in Salt Lake City. The event happens twice a year and includes four main sessions where church leaders share messages, teachings, and announcements for members around the world. Millions of members watch the conference live to receive spiritual guidance and updates about the church. #GeneralConference #LDSChurch #FaithNews #ReligiousNews #ChurchNews #April2026 #SpiritualGuidance

The April 2026 general conference — the Church’s 196th Annual General Conference — will feature messages from the First Presidency, the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, and other Church leaders. Four general sessions will be held for individuals, families, and friends. #GeneralConference #LDSChurch

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will soon gather in a solemn assembly to formally support and sustain the newly called Church President and First Presidency. #LDSChurch #GeneralConference

The First Presidency invited members and the public to celebrate Easter by attending Palm Sunday services on March 29, 2026, and watching the General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on April 4–5. In a special message, church leaders shared testimonies about the love and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. #Easter #GeneralConference #JesusChrist #Faith

The First Presidency invited people worldwide to feel God’s love this Easter season by attending Palm Sunday services and watching General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Leaders including Henry B. Eyring and Dallin H. Oaks testified of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and His love, emphasizing hope, redemption and eternal life. #Easter #JesusChrist #GeneralConference #Faith

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that the Conference Center in Salt Lake City will close to the public from March 30, 2026, through March 1, 2027, as part of preparations for the Salt Lake Temple Celebration in 2027. The closure will allow for major construction, infrastructure upgrades and exhibit development. The building will reopen temporarily for April and October 2026 general conferences and major events. Meanwhile, renovation progress at the Salt Lake Temple continues, with scaffolding being removed and interior finish work advancing. Easter displays centered on Jesus Christ’s life and Resurrection will also be installed at Temple Square beginning in late February. #TempleSquare #SaltLakeTemple #LDSNews #GeneralConference #ChurchNews #SaltLakeCity #Faith

Elder Kevin G. Brown, of the Seventy, delivered the message “The Eternal Gift of Testimony,” emphasizing that a testimony of Jesus Christ is a sacred and lasting gift from God. He taught that testimonies grow through faith, obedience, and personal experiences with the Lord, rather than instant or dramatic moments. Elder Brown explained that nurturing one’s testimony provides spiritual strength, guidance, and peace throughout life’s challenges. His message highlighted that a testimony, once developed and cared for, can bless individuals eternally. #FaithAndObedience #SpiritualStrength #GeneralConference #ChurchOfJesusChrist

Elder Brik V. Eyre, of the Seventy, delivered the message “Know Who You Really Are,” emphasizing the importance of understanding one’s divine identity as a child of God. He taught that recognizing this identity provides strength, purpose, and confidence amid life’s challenges and uncertainties. Elder Eyre explained that knowing who we truly are helps individuals make righteous choices and remain anchored in Jesus Christ. His message highlighted that a clear understanding of divine identity leads to spiritual resilience and hope. #FaithInChrist #SpiritualStrength #GeneralConference #ChurchOfJesusChrist

Elder John D. Amos, of the Seventy, spoke on October 5, 2025, during the Sunday afternoon session of the October 2025 General Conference about how following gospel principles leads to happiness and spiritual strength. He taught that the scriptures are like a “good news recipe” that guides individuals in living with faith and joy, even when life feels challenging. Elder Amos explained that while life doesn’t always go as planned, the essential “secret ingredient” in the gospel recipe is Jesus Christ, whose influence can bring fulfillment and peace. His message encouraged listeners to invite Christ into their lives through prayer, scripture study, and living gospel teachings. #TheGoodNewsRecipe #ElderAmos #GeneralConference2025

Elder Dale G. Renlund, of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, spoke on October 5, 2025, during the Sunday afternoon session of the October 2025 General Conference about what it means to take upon oneself the name of Jesus Christ. He taught that when individuals take on Christ’s name, they identify with Him, remember Him in all they do, and strive to become more like Him. Elder Renlund outlined key principles of this process—identification, remembrance, emulation, alignment with Christ’s purposes, and empowerment through God’s power—and emphasized that this covenant relationship brings divine strength and blessings. His message highlighted that linking one’s name with Christ invites transformation, increases spiritual resilience, and encourages disciples to join in the Savior’s work #TakingOnTheNameOfChrist #ElderRenlund #GeneralConference2025 #ChristianIdentity

Elder William K. Jackson, of the Seventy, spoke on October 4, 2025, during the Saturday evening session of the October 2025 General Conference about the importance of remembering and ministering to individuals in the Church. He taught that the Savior, as the Good Shepherd, knows each of His flock by name and expects His followers to do the same by caring for and reaching out to others with compassion. Elder Jackson emphasized that ministering according to the principle of “counting and accounting” helps ensure no one is forgotten and that each person’s welfare is considered. He shared examples of how individuals and leaders have applied this principle to bless lives, illustrating that the principle of counting and accounting works and is the Lord’s way. #RememberingTheSheep #ElderJackson #GeneralConference2025 #CountingAndAccounting