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The Tree, the Fruit, and the Building from Lehi's Vision.

The Tree, the Fruit, and the Building

Standing conspicuously and unequivocally for the Restoration will always be risky.

Get the most out of your scripture study with Book of Mormon study tips from BYU religion professors.

Allen Haynie speaks in front of a projection of stained-glass windows.

Invited guests in His house can find deep meaning and be blessed "in ways nothing else can."

In a cemetery, three teens create an impression by rubbing chalk or charcoal on a paper pressed to a headstone.

Family history stories empower and nurture identity in teens.

Devotional

An illustration of a Japanese woman in a river boat.

In this devotional, an immigrant shares her journey to America and toward God.

The faith-filled words of others can provide a spark to ignite our own testimonies.

We are deeply relational beings, designed for love and connection with God and with one another.

Steven J. Lund shares flashes of light, or moments of revelation from God, that he has experienced in life.

Religious Education

A man in a suit with a red tie stand at a podium at a LDS church building in Tokyo, Japan.

BYU president Shane Reese has been traveling the US—and the world—to share about the Church Educational System.

Jalyse Ortiz (BS '23) interned at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum to help preserve the memories of those lost.

BYU nurses gather to pray by a hospital bed.

BYU grads share how gospel light changed their lives.

Three college students stand up and talk at a BYU devotional.

New study shows that BYU devotional attendance builds feelings of belonging among college students on campus.