Tad Walch

Times Square hosted the launch of the Light the World Giving Machines in Manhattan again this week, but that’s not where New Yorkers, tourists and other visitors will find one now

World Food Program USA's chief says charity's board and major donors will match every pledge made at a Light the World Giving Machine or online this holiday season. See what other charity leaders said at Times Square Giving Machines event.

“Give what you can when you can and how you can,” emotional Father Christmas says about Light the World charity donations while reindeer prepare for biggest night of the year.

The narrative is that young people are leaving faith. But more teenagers and young adults are attending BYU, BYU-Idaho, BYU-Hawaii, Ensign College and BYU-Pathway Worldwide in fall 2024. Seminary and institute enrollment is rising significantly, too.

The launch of the big red Giving Machines in London was announced with the projection of images of Jesus Christ's birth on the walls of an iconic London building on the River Thames across from Big Ben.

A recent court ruling that protected federal funding to students at religious schools was a win for the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities and BYU

"Heretic," which features two fictional missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is dismissive of what believers find sacred.

President Russell M. Nelson will dedicate the Deseret Peak Utah Temple on Nov. 10. See the details.

Seven years ago, the Church of Jesus Christ had 157 temples across the world. Now the countdown to temple No. 200 will be complete in a few weeks

BYU sports must operate differently than teams at other schools or there is no reason to continue their existence at a church-sponsored university, a leader said this week.

The hire of Dustin Matsumori sent larger messages about the footing the school is finding already.

See photos and learn the theme of a new garden in the city of Lehi, Utah, that depicts the Book of Mormon prophet Lehi's vision of the Tree of Life. The 130 bronze sculptures, including five of Jesus Christ, also depict scenes from the Bible.

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints authorized changes to sacred garments for women who live in hot climates, according to a statement issued Thursday.

A Latter-day Saint investment auxiliary is buying corn, soybean, cotton, rice, pea and peanut farms from the East Coast to the Midwest for $289 million.

BYU football coach Kalani Sitake wants his team to connect with the world. Here's how he did it, and how it increased a sense of belonging among his players and BYU-Pathway Worldwide students.

Dr. Mark Ott talks about how long it will take to open the new school, why a University of Utah graduate is a fit for BYU and God’s role in his training, career and life.

BYU announced that Dr. Mark Ott, a surgeon at Intermountain Health, will be the inaugural dean of its new medical school. Learn more about his career.

Which Latter-day Saint apostles have gone the longest between their first and last general conference talks? Hint: President Russell M. Nelson is on the list.

Senior leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ urged a focus on him and predicted the next decade in church history will be unforgettable with public open houses for dozens of new temples, the 2034 Olympics and the bicentennial of the church.

President Russell M. Nelson issued promises and invitations to all listeners after he announced new temples to close general conference on Sunday. He also updated projections for the completion of the Salt Lake Temple.