On April 16th and 23rd, two surplus food trucks—one carrying over 1,000 cases of frozen meat and the other more than 1,000 cases of milk—arrived at the Food Bank of El Dorado that served as the central hub for a large-scale food distribution effort.

Ever wish you could walk where Jesus walked? On March 26-28, 2026, friends and families were invited to a free Community Easter Celebration where they could step into the final week of the Savior’s life

Members of the El Dorado County community came together to donate life – saving blood and non-perishable food for the community JustServe day of service in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.

El Dorado Stake President, Troy Bair, along with his wife, Darce Bair, were amongst the large crowd that gathered at the official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Friday, November 21 where Santa Claus, himself, made the first donation of the season.

Because of the organizers’ extraordinary efforts with wallcoverings, displays, palm leaves, baskets, pots, candles, plants, tablecloths, place settings, and videos, the rooms were truly transformed from ordinary Sunday School rooms into touching scenes from Christ’s last week.

In 2009,I served a mission in Louisville, Kentucky. While I was preaching, my Mission President encouraged me to write and arrange my own music...

We often talk of the attributes, faith, hope and charity. Of these three, perhaps “hope” is the least focused on, however, in these days of challenge and difficulty, hope may be just what we need.

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.