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LDS Church Sets New Record With 88,500 Full‑Time Missionaries

Leaders credit a first wave of 18‑year‑old sister missionaries after the women's minimum missionary age was lowered to 18.

Elder W. Mark Bassett Honored at Funeral After Sudden Death

Latter-day Saint Church Releases 20-Minute Video Inside Missionary Training Center

Elder W. Mark Bassett, Latter-day Saint Missionary Leader, Dies at 59 After Traumatic Brain Injury

Oaks Dedicates Burley Idaho Temple, Marking First as Church President

Church of Jesus Christ to Dissolve Temple Square Mission, Reassign Sisters by July 2026

Latter-day Saint Missionary, 21, Dies in Sleep in New Mexico as Cause Remains Undetermined

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Announces Portland, Maine Temple and Policy Updates

Latter-day Saint Women Can Now Begin Missions at 18, Matching Men

Elder Gérald Caussé Ordained as Latter-day Saint Apostle, Outlines One-on-One Ministry Focus

Latter-day Saint Church Plans Rebuild of Provo MTC Cafeteria and Administration Buildings

Mexico City Mission President Shot During Early-Morning Home Invasion