There is no greater calling in the world or the Church than being a mother. This collection displays the joy and hope of working mothers, single mothers, and mothers of special needs children in their unique and traditional roles of motherhood.

This video features President Spencer W. Kimball’s message from 1979 foretelling the role of women in the Church in the latter days, and President Russell M. Nelson declaring that this is the day he saw.

You Are the Women He Foresaw

A tribute to all of the mothers in our lives; those we know, and those who came before. We are who we are largely because of our mother. Honor your mother by preserving the memories of her on familysearch.org.

To Every Mother

Mother’s Day celebrates moms who gave us life and taught us how to live. This Mother’s Day visit motherhood.mormon.org to see why motherhood has been deemed the highest, holiest calling in the world.

It Was Mom: A Mother’s Day Tribute To Moms

Join us to see how much time we can give back to mom’s within 48 hours. Share your moments using the #TimeForMom and we will count the hours you are giving to make a mother’s day happy.

Make a Mother's Day Happy

Mother's Day video featuring photos and music members have shared with the Church for use in upcoming projects.

Love at Home

Mothers share their testimonies and some of their experiences with motherhood.

The Joys of Motherhood

Many mothers around the world face challenges they cannot solve themselves. LDS Charities helps mothers overcome those challenges so they can focus on what matters most—being a mom.

Help Make a Mother’s Day Beautiful

If you ever feel like you’re not enough, remember that to some you are everything. Women are creators of heaven on earth, partners with God in His work.

Just a Mom

If children are enough exactly the way they are, then you are enough exactly the way you are.

You Are Enough

The angel Gabriel, sent from the presence of God, announces to the young Mary her future role as the mother of the child Jesus.

An Angel Foretells Christ’s Birth to Mary

Mary was highly favored of God and chosen to be the mother of Jesus Christ. Her humility, devotion, and strength stand as a model for all Christian disciples. Luke 1:26–35

Mary, the Mother of Jesus

Motherhood doesn’t come with an award or accolade to collect. But every day, women make a choice to keep going despite the challenges they face—all daughters of God; all beautiful and valuable. 

Accolade: For Every Woman and Mother

Young women in Alberta, Canada, talk about why their mothers are such good examples for them. Elder M. Russell Ballard teaches about the blessings and importance of the special relationship between mothers and daughters.

Mothers and Daughters

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland shares an encouraging tribute to mothers who, through both challenges and accomplishments, work in partnership with God to raise His children.

Motherhood: An Eternal Partnership with God

How can a father raise a happy, well-adjusted daughter in today's increasingly toxic world?

Love Her Mother

Family history work can help us see how we're alike.

This is My Mother

When President Uchtdorf was a young child, he learned that his mother was a great example of how hope and faith can overcome fear.

A Mother's Hope

Youth wish a happy Mother's Day to the women they love and appreciate most in their lives.

Happy Mother's Day, Mom!

Cassandra Barney

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