LDS First Presidency: News And Updates
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the highest governing body of the Church. It consists of the President of the Church and his two counselors. — Chiefs Vs. Lions: Score, Highlights, And Game Recap
Current Members
As of October 2024, the First Presidency consists of:
- President Russell M. Nelson
- First Counselor Dallin H. Oaks
- Second Counselor Henry B. Eyring
Responsibilities
The First Presidency has the following responsibilities:
- Overseeing the Church's spiritual and temporal affairs
- Interpreting doctrine
- Guiding the Church's overall direction
The First Presidency meets regularly to discuss important matters and make decisions that affect the entire Church. They travel extensively to meet with members and leaders around the world.
Recent News and Updates
October 2024 General Conference
During the October 2024 General Conference, President Nelson announced several new initiatives, including:
- A new emphasis on personal revelation
- Updates to the Church's youth programs
- The construction of several new temples
Leadership Changes
In January 2024, President M. Russell Ballard, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, passed away. His contributions to the Church were remembered and celebrated worldwide. — Healy Pass Trail: Hike Guide & Stunning Views
Temple Updates
The Church continues to build new temples around the world. Recent temple dedications include locations in:
- Tonga
- Brazil
- United States
For more information and updates, visit the official website of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Additional Resources
Stay informed about the ongoing work and leadership of the First Presidency by regularly checking official Church resources. — CRK Silent Salt: What Makes It Special?
