Sydney Walker is a Church News Reporter, focusing on local news within the United States, specifically in Utah and Salt Lake City. She has a passion for sharing stories that highlight the teachings and impact of Church leaders, as well as the experiences of members within the Church community. Sydney's work has also been featured in Unm Daily Lobo.
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By: Sydney Walker
“What a beautiful example the Savior has shown us — that through each of us ministering to just one within our reach, we can spread the love of Jesus Christ throughout the world,” he concluded his social media post, using the hashtag #99plus1.
By: Sydney Walker
Here's what Church leaders are saying on social media about President Nelson's invitation
By: Sydney Walker
Elder Quentin L. Cook shared with new mission leaders that his mission president ‘lighted fires within us that are still burning bright today'
By: Sydney Walker
“Moral agency is not static; it is either dynamically increasing or decreasing for each of us,” Elder Bednar said. “Righteous choices and obedience expand our moral agency. Unrighteous choices and disobedience diminish our moral agency.”
By: Sydney Walker
Leading off the third day of the 2024 Seminar for New Mission Leaders, the first counselor in the First Presidency encourages increased study of the Savior's life
By: Sydney Walker
The degree to which missionaries turn outward in Christlike service to others defines the degree to which they are becoming His disciples, Elder Renlund teaches new mission leaders
By: Sydney Walker
During his remarks, President Nelson invites mission leaders to make the Book of Mormon “the cornerstone” of teaching their missionaries
By: Sydney Walker
Brother Reid recently concluded service as president of the Australia Sydney Mission and begins new calling in the Sunday School general presidency
By: Sydney Walker
Ten years ago Elder David A. Bednar invited Church members to “fill the earth with goodness” using social media to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ.
By: Sydney Walker
Reflections of President Russell M. Nelson as a father, grandfather, heart surgeon and Church leader
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