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A meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints under construction in Santaquin, Utah, has been vandalized. The damage was reported by local news, though the extent of the destruction and whether any suspects have been identified remain unclear. No injuries have been reported, and it is not known if the act was targeted or random.
- 2Highly educated Mormons attend church weekly at high rates▼86% of Mormons with bachelor’s or higher go to church weekly. That didn't surprise this reporter
A new report finds that 86% of Mormons, or members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, who hold a bachelor's degree or higher attend church weekly. The figure stands out because highly educated Americans across most religious groups tend to attend religious services less often, making Latter-day Saints a notable exception, and a reporter covering the story said the number did not surprise her.
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One year after a deadly attack on a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse in Grand Blanc, Michigan, the congregation has begun rebuilding the damaged building. The milestone marks a step toward recovery for members of the local church community, who continue to mark the anniversary of the violence that struck their place of worship.
- 4New presidents named for Orlando and Querétaro temples▼Learn about the new presidents, matrons of the Orlando Florida and Querétaro Mexico temples
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the new presidents and matrons of the Orlando Florida Temple and the Querétaro Mexico Temple. The Church News introduced the couples appointed to lead operations at each temple, outlining their backgrounds and decades of church service. The appointments are drawing attention among members in both Florida and central Mexico, where the temples serve large congregations.
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The traditional spiritual 'Give Me Jesus' is being shared and sung in faith communities. The hymn, long associated with American church tradition, expresses a simple declaration of devotion, with its refrain turning away from earthly comforts toward faith. Church groups are circulating performances and reflections on the song, keeping the well-loved hymn in front of congregations.
- 6Latter-day Saints open October 2026 general conference▼October 2026 general conference: Announcements, talk summaries, photos, session highlights
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is holding its October 2026 general conference, with Church News providing announcements, talk summaries, photos and session highlights. The biannual gathering draws worldwide attention as church leaders deliver addresses and members look for new temple locations, policy changes and other major announcements from Salt Lake City.
- 7Church of Jesus Christ advances first international temple under President Oaks▼Church of Jesus Christ advances first international temple announced under President Oaks
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is moving forward with the first international temple announced since Russell M. Nelson's death and Dallin H. Oaks became president of the church. Details from Deseret News indicate the project has advanced to the next planning stage. It marks an early milestone of the new administration's temple-building program.
- 8Michigan LDS congregation breaks ground a year after attack▼LDS church in Michigan breaks ground year after attack
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Michigan has held a groundbreaking ceremony marking one year since an attack on one of its congregations. The event signals the community's determination to rebuild and move forward, and local coverage highlights the congregation's resilience and continued faith in the wake of the violence.
- 9Luzardo delivers five strong innings as Phillies take Game 1●Luzardo blows past opener label with 5 strong frames in Game 1 https://www. mlb.com/news/jesus-luzardo-sta rts-for-phill
Jesús Luzardo pitched five strong innings in Game 1 of the National League Wild Card Series in Atlanta, outdoing his pre-game label as an 'opener'. Braves manager Walt Weiss had been skeptical when Don Mattingly described Luzardo that way, and the left-hander's performance against Atlanta answered any doubts about his role.
- 10Latter-day Saints honored for interfaith charity at Red Sox game▼Latter-day Saints share honors for interfaith efforts and charity at Boston Red Sox game
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were recognized at a Boston Red Sox game for their work in interfaith cooperation and charitable service. The honor highlighted the faith community's collaboration with other religious groups in the Boston area, with the celebration taking place on the field during the ballpark event.
- 11LDS Church breaks ground on chapel at Michigan attack site●LDS Church breaks ground for new chapel at site of deadly shooting and arson attack
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new chapel at the site where a deadly shooting and arson attack destroyed its meetinghouse in Grand Blanc, Michigan. Church leaders say rebuilding on the same ground is meant to honor the victims and show the congregation's resolve to continue meeting there.
- 12Devotional message urges patience on the Lord in hard times●Wait patiently on the Lord, even when it's difficult. # bible # jesus # hope # bibleverse # verseoftheday # pray # c
A religious ministry is sharing a devotional encouragement to wait patiently on God even when circumstances are difficult. The message, rooted in Bible verses about hope and perseverance, is aimed at Christian readers looking for daily spiritual guidance and prayer support. It forms part of a regular stream of faith-based content offering scriptural comfort to believers.
- 13882 People Baptized at Texas Church in 'Hurricane of Grace'●882 Baptized at Texas Church in 'Hurricane of Grace': 'Jesus Has Changed Everything'
A Texas church reports that 882 people were baptized in a single event its leaders are calling a 'hurricane of grace.' Participants and pastors shared the moment with the phrase 'Jesus has changed everything,' and the large turnout is drawing attention among Christian communities as a notable example of renewed religious enthusiasm in the United States.