Church members across the U.S. are using their creative talents to serve others in meaningful ways. In Nevada, volunteers crochet octopuses for premature babies to help reduce stress in NICUs. In Utah, community members made wigs and beanies for children undergoing cancer treatment. In Arizona, women turned fabric scraps into quilts for refugees. In Texas, older women sewed heart-shaped pillows to comfort children recovering from heart surgery. These projects show how simple skills like sewing and crocheting can bring comfort, inclusion, and real help to those in need. #ThechurchofjesuschristofLatter-daysaints #charity #love #service

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced that on Palm Sunday this year — March 29 — local congregations will hold a one-hour sacrament meeting rather than the usual two-hour meeting block. This adjustment is being made because Easter Sunday falls on the same weekend as the 196th Annual General Conference (April 4–5, 2026). #Thechurchofjesuschristoflatter-daysaints #Easter #General#Conference

Scaffolding is being removed from the Salt Lake Temple through March 2026, showing “one of the clearest signs” of the renovation project’s realization. Also, a new statue on Temple Square highlights the restoration of the sealing keys. #Salt#Lake#Temple #Renovation #Thechurchofjesuschristoflatter-daysaints