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Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert invited young adults across the Europe North Area to anchor their lives in Jesus Christ and to trust the Lord's timing, even amid uncertainty. Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert meet with young adults at Gubbängen Meetinghouse in Stockholm following YSA devotional. Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert invited young adults across the Europe North Area to anchor their lives in Jesus Christ and to trust the Lord's timing, even amid uncertainty. Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert invited young adults across the Europe North Area to anchor their lives in Jesus Christ and to trust the Lord's timing, even amid uncertainty. Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert invited young adults across the Europe North Area to anchor their lives in Jesus Christ and to trust the Lord's timing, even amid uncertainty. Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert meet with young adults at Gubbängen Meetinghouse in Stockholm following YSA devotional. Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert invited young adults across the Europe North Area to anchor their lives in Jesus Christ and to trust the Lord's timing, even amid uncertainty. Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert invited young adults across the Europe North Area to anchor their lives in Jesus Christ and to trust the Lord's timing, even amid uncertainty. Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert meet with young adults at Gubbängen Meetinghouse in Stockholm following YSA devotional. Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert meet with young adults at Gubbängen Meetinghouse in Stockholm following YSA devotional. Elder Clark G. Gilbert and Sister Gilbert meet with young adults at Gubbängen Meetinghouse in Stockholm following YSA devotional.
Visitors engage with interactive experiences at the FamilySearch exhibition at University of Strathclyde, using historical records and digital tools to uncover family connections spanning generations and nations. Visitors engage with interactive experiences at the FamilySearch exhibition at University of Strathclyde, using historical records and digital tools to uncover family connections spanning generations and nations. Visitors engage with interactive experiences at the FamilySearch exhibition at University of Strathclyde, using historical records and digital tools to uncover family connections spanning generations and nations. Visitors engage with interactive experiences at the FamilySearch exhibition at University of Strathclyde, using historical records and digital tools to uncover family connections spanning generations and nations. Visitors engage with interactive experiences at the FamilySearch exhibition at University of Strathclyde, using historical records and digital tools to uncover family connections spanning generations and nations. Visitors engage with interactive experiences at the FamilySearch exhibition at University of Strathclyde, using historical records and digital tools to uncover family connections spanning generations and nations. Visitors engage with interactive experiences at the FamilySearch exhibition at University of Strathclyde, using historical records and digital tools to uncover family connections spanning generations and nations. Visitors engage with interactive experiences at the FamilySearch exhibition at University of Strathclyde, using historical records and digital tools to uncover family connections spanning generations and nations.
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Around 1,500 young adults from 24 countries gathered in Lancashire, England, for the inaugural One-by-One Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Around 1,500 young adults from 24 countries gathered in Lancashire, England, for the inaugural
One-by-One Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Around 1,500 young adults from 24 countries gathered in Lancashire, England, for the inaugural
One-by-One Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Around 1,500 young adults from 24 countries gathered in Lancashire, England, for the inaugural One-by-One Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Around 1,500 young adults from 24 countries gathered in Lancashire, England, for the inaugural
One-by-One Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Around 1,500 young adults from 24 countries gathered in Lancashire, England, for the inaugural One-by-One Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Around 1,500 young adults from 24 countries gathered in Lancashire, England, for the inaugural One-by-One Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Around 1,500 young adults from 24 countries gathered in Lancashire, England, for the inaugural One-by-One Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Around 1,500 young adults from 24 countries gathered in Lancashire, England, for the inaugural One-by-One Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Around 1,500 young adults from 24 countries gathered in Lancashire, England, for the inaugural One-by-One Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints FKF01406.jpg
Young adults are invited by Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Twelve Apostles to 'Look to the Prophet' and seek the Holy Ghost. Young adults are invited by Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Twelve Apostles to 'Look to the Prophet' and seek the Holy Ghost. Young adults are invited by Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Twelve Apostles to 'Look to the Prophet' and seek the Holy Ghost. Young adults are invited by Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Twelve Apostles to 'Look to the Prophet' and seek the Holy Ghost. Young adults are invited by Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Twelve Apostles to 'Look to the Prophet' and seek the Holy Ghost. Young adults are invited by Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Twelve Apostles to 'Look to the Prophet' and seek the Holy Ghost. Young adults are invited by Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Twelve Apostles to 'Look to the Prophet' and seek the Holy Ghost. Young adults are invited by Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Twelve Apostles to 'Look to the Prophet' and seek the Holy Ghost.
Young adults enjoy participating in a service project packing food and hygiene kits to support Lancashire Women, Safenet and Burnley Football Club in the Community. Young adults enjoy participating in a service project packing food and hygiene kits to support Lancashire Women, Safenet and Burnley Football Club in the Community. Young adults enjoy participating in a service project packing food and hygiene kits to support Lancashire Women, Safenet and Burnley Football Club in the Community. Young adults enjoy participating in a service project packing food and hygiene kits to support Lancashire Women, Safenet and Burnley Football Club in the Community. Young adults enjoy participating in a service project packing food and hygiene kits to support Lancashire Women, Safenet and Burnley Football Club in the Community. Young adults enjoy participating in a service project packing food and hygiene kits to support Lancashire Women, Safenet and Burnley Football Club in the Community.
Latter-day Saints and friends of the Church across the UK and Ireland gather for an historic broadcast with Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles at the Hyde Park Chapel in London on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Credit: Simon Jones Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles address members and friends of the Church across the UK and Ireland in an historic broadcast originating from the Hyde Park Chapel in London on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Credit: Simon Jones Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles addresses members and friends of the Church across the UK and Ireland in an historic broadcast originating from the Hyde Park Chapel in London on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Credit: Simon Jones Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles address members and friends of the Church across the UK and Ireland in an historic broadcast originating from the Hyde Park Chapel in London on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Credit: Simon Jones Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles embrace during an historic broadcast originating from the Hyde Park Chapel in London on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Credit: Simon Jones Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles address members and friends of the Church across the UK and Ireland in an historic broadcast originating from the Hyde Park Chapel in London on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Credit: Simon Jones Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles address members and friends of the Church across the UK and Ireland in an historic broadcast originating from the Hyde Park Chapel in London on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Credit: Simon Jones Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Clark G. Gilbert address members and friends of the Church across the UK and Ireland in an historic broadcast originating from the Hyde Park Chapel in London on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Credit: Simon Jones Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles address members and friends of the Church across the UK and Ireland in an historic broadcast originating from the Hyde Park Chapel in London on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Credit: Simon Jones Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles addresses members and friends of the Church across the UK and Ireland in an historic broadcast originating from the Hyde Park Chapel in London on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Credit: Simon Jones
Senior representatives from leading humanitarian organisations joined Bishop Waddell in Central London for a roundtable discussion on Monday, March 23, 2026. [Photo Credit: Hannah Gasinski Anderson] Senior representatives from leading humanitarian organisations joined Bishop Waddell in Central London for a roundtable discussion on Monday, March 23, 2026. [Photo Credit: Hannah Gasinski Anderson] Senior representatives from leading humanitarian organisations joined Bishop Waddell in Central London for a roundtable discussion on Monday, March 23, 2026. [Photo Credit: Hannah Gasinski Anderson] Senior representatives from leading humanitarian organisations joined Bishop Waddell in Central London for a roundtable discussion on Monday, March 23, 2026. [Photo Credit: Hannah Gasinski Anderson] Senior representatives from leading humanitarian organisations joined Bishop Waddell in Central London for a roundtable discussion on Monday, March 23, 2026. [Photo Credit: Hannah Gasinski Anderson]
Relief Society sisters in the Huntingdon Ward make cards for patients at Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Northampton, England, March 14, 2026. | Debbie Twigger Women look over service opportunities during a Relief Society day of service in the Northampton England Stake on March 14, 2026. | Debbie Twigger Naomi Reeves from the Milton Keynes Ward shows items collected for Girl Pack during a stake Relief Society service activity in Northampton, England, March 14, 2026. | Debbie Twigger Members of the Duston Ward Relief Society make baby clothes for Baby Basics Northampton in Northampton, England, on March 14, 2026. | Debbie Twigger Women in the Northampton England Stake gather for a Relief Society day of service on March 14, 2026. | Debbie Twigger Relief Society sisters in the Huntingdon Ward make cards for patients at Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Northampton, England, March 14, 2026. | Debbie Twigger Ramsay Ward Relief Society members make "Fiddlemuffs" for dementia patients at Addenbrookes Hospital geriatric units during a day of service in Northampton, England, March 14, 2026. The fiddlemuffs help to calm agitated patients and keep them occupied. | Debbie Twigger Relief Society women sort supplies for Baby Basics for a Relief Society activity in Northampton, England, Feb. 24, 2026. | Sharon Adcock Members of the Northampton Ward Relief Society make baby blankets for Sands, a stillbirth and neonatal death charity, in Northampton, England, March 14, 2026. | Debbie Twigger Members of the Northampton Ward Relief Society make baby blankets for Sands, a stillbirth and neonatal death charity, in Northampton, England, March 14, 2026. | Debbie Twigger The Milton Keynes Ward Relief Society makes knitted hearts for the neonatal unit of Milton Keynes hospital during a day of service in Northampton, England, March 14, 2026. | Debbie Twigger Collected supplies are gathered for Baby Basics during a Kettering Ward Relief Society service activity in Northampton, England, Feb 24, 2026. | Sharon Adcock Beverley Reynolds and Jenny Jarvis from the Kettering Ward pack donations for Baby Basics Northampton in Northampton, England, Feb. 24, 2026. | Sharon Adcock
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Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season. Festive launch events in Birmingham and London marked the beginning of the 2025 Light the World Machines this December. Guests enjoyed ribbon cuttings, musical performances, and inspiring remarks as the bright red donation machines were unveiled. This year’s initiative brings together a total of nine remarkable charities, offering the public meaningful ways to give back and share light this Christmas season.