Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints: The Church Invites All to Watch a Special Announcement

"SALT LAKE CITY — In a worldwide broadcast announcement on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints revealed its new First Presidency, a move that has sent shockwaves of interest around the globe.
President Dallin H. Oaks, 93, a stalwart defender of religious liberty and devoted advocate of traditional marriage, has been named the 18th president of the 17.5 million-member church. Speaking from Temple Square, he introduced his counselors, Henry B. Eyring, 92, and D. Todd Christofferson, 80, in a ceremony broadcast live on ChurchofJesusChrist.org and Church social media channels.
The new leadership comes after the sudden passing of President Russell M. Nelson, who died on September 27 at the age of 101. Elder Oaks, who serves as president of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, will lead the church through a period of transition. In a statement, the church emphasized that Jesus Christ leads His Church through a prophet, and the new First Presidency will play a vital role in guiding the global faith.
This development follows a recent general conference, where church leaders emphasized the importance of family, healing, and appreciation for the life and teachings of President Nelson. The conference, attended by thousands, was a testament to the church's resilience and commitment to its values.
The church's announcement has sparked a wave of interest globally, with many members and non-members alike tuning in to learn more about the new leadership. As the church continues to evolve, one thing remains certain: its commitment to spreading the message of Jesus Christ and serving its global community.
The new First Presidency will be responsible for guiding the church through a period of growth and change. As Elder Oaks said in a statement, 'We are grateful for the trust placed in us and are committed to serving the Lord and His people.'
The announcement is a significant development in the church's history, marking a new era of leadership and growth. As the church continues to expand its reach, it remains committed to its core values and mission.
The church's dedication to its members and the global community is clear in its message. As President Oaks emphasized, 'We are one in Christ, and our unity is a beacon of hope to all who seek a more loving and compassionate world.'
As the church looks to the future, one thing is certain: its commitment to spreading the message of Jesus Christ and serving its global community will remain unchanged. The new First Presidency will play a vital role in guiding the church through this period of transition and growth.
In a statement, the church emphasized the importance of its new leadership, saying, 'We are grateful for the trust placed in us and are committed to serving the Lord and His people.'
The church's announcement has sparked a wave of interest globally, with many members and non-members alike tuning in to learn more about the new leadership. As the church continues to evolve, one thing remains certain: its commitment to spreading the message of Jesus Christ and serving its global community.
This development follows a recent general conference, where church leaders emphasized the importance of family, healing, and appreciation for the life and teachings of President Nelson. The conference, attended by thousands, was a testament to the church's resilience and commitment to its values.
The church's dedication to its members and the global community is clear in its message. As President Oaks emphasized, 'We are one in Christ, and our unity is a beacon of hope to all who seek a more loving and compassionate world.'
The new First Presidency will be responsible for guiding the church through a period of growth and change. As Elder Oaks said in a statement, 'We are grateful for the trust placed in us and are committed to serving the Lord and His people.'
The announcement is a significant development in the church's