Change is an inevitable part of life, often bringing both challenges and opportunities.

Recently I have been pondering the principle of enduring to the end. To endure to the end means to remain true to the commandments of God despite temptation, opposition, and adversity throughout life.

Flags from countless nations decorated the room, a fluttering canopy over the bustling crowd. If the steady stream of laughter and warm embraces were any indication, Wednesday night’s family history event was a booming success.

Pioneers are a cherished part of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ history. Between 1847 and 1868, an estimated 60,000 to 70,000 stalwart pioneers traveled by wagon and handcart to Utah to find a place they could worship in peace.

More than just a charitable endeavor, this was a great opportunity to strengthen our bonds of sisterhood, forge new friendships, and make a world of difference.

Ready for a summer adventure? The El Dorado California FamilySearch Center in Placerville is a great place to start. If you’re not sure about the road ahead—no problem! Family history specialists are eager to help you along the way.

The 10-year anniversary of Walk in the Woods was a pavement-pounding success. Participants from all over El Dorado County gathered at the El Dorado Trail parking lot off Smith Flat Road early Saturday morning for the event. Despite the chilly spring air, the women crowded under the racing arch with eager energy and smiles.

Local leaders from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in El Dorado County have launched a new website with a focus on inviting all to join us as we meet together and celebrate the restored gospel of Jesus Christ.