Relief Society

A key element in the calling of a Relief Society president is to counsel with women in their times of need. This video considers how to comfort, mourn, and love in ways that help others progress.

This video details the callings and responsibilities of those called to lead the ward temple and family history plan, who work to inspire members to receive ordinances and unite as eternal families.

The elders quorum and Relief Society presidencies are responsible for the day-to-day work of salvation in the ward. By working together to invite, involve, and teach, their efforts will be magnified.

This video deals with the blessing and opportunity of the Relief Society presidency to share Christ’s love with those who require welfare assistance in a way that opens doors to spiritual progress.

Involving young women in ministering to Relief Society sisters is an inspired way to help them mature in their service and divine identity. This video considers how to call and train these sisters.

This video offers Relief Society presidencies counsel and direction in using ministering interviews to help sisters grow in revelation and to use it to guide their service.

Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, shares with President Russell M. Nelson a verse from Emma Smith’s first hymnbook that notes the agency of individuals to choose for themselves.

At the site where Joseph Smith lived in Pennsylvania, President Russell M. Nelson and Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, recount the faith and courage of women like Emma Smith.

President Russell M. Nelson and Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, expound on the role of the Book of Mormon while visiting the site in Pennsylvania where Joseph Smith translated it.

President Russell M. Nelson and Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, discuss the translation of the Book of Mormon at the site in Pennsylvania where Joseph Smith translated it.

President Russell M. Nelson shares a personal experience with Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, describing how the Lord answers questions from inquiring minds according to law.

President Russell M. Nelson and Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, affirm that miraculous events in Joseph Smith’s life were not coincidental but were evidence of the hand of the Lord.

President Russell M. Nelson and Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, discuss the oath and covenant of the priesthood at the site in Pennsylvania where Joseph Smith lived.

President Russell M. Nelson shares his feelings about the restoration of the priesthood with Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, in the replica Smith home in Harmony, Pennsylvania.

The heritage of Relief Society is not just about women who lived in the past; it is also about women all over the world today who make and keep covenants.

How do we follow the Savior's example in ministering to one another without necessarily doing “more?” Sister Eubank and Sister Aburto of the Relief Society General Presidency provide some perspective.

Women and children from around the world come together to declare, “I am a child of God.”

Sisters around the world share how they feel the love of the Lord in their lives.

In a talk at the 2018 BYU Women's Conference, Sister Susan Gong talks about God’s sure love for us and how that can give us the ability to show that kind of love for others.

In a talk at the 2018 BYU Women's Conference, Elder Gong of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles taught women how covenants strengthen our bonds with God and each other.

A message that helps women understand the purpose and mission of the Relief Society.

Women from around the world testify of the blessings of the family in God’s plan.

Helping a young refugee from the Ivory Coast leads to a blessed friendship for two women.

My name is Melanie. I met Molly when I was a substitute teacher for her primary class. We became friends and this is our true story.

This moment does not define the refugees, but our response will help define us.

Nicole met her sister in Relief Society ten years ago. See what a difference her sister has made in her life since then.

Daughters of God support and love one another as they live covenant-centered lives.

Latter-Day Saints were forced from Missouri, citizens of Quincy, Illinois offered refuge, as reflected in the writings and experiences of Elizabeth Haven Barlow.

Primary, Young Women, and Relief Society sisters from around the world come together to share their testimonies of the joy, comfort, and blessings of temple worship.

Just like you, the women of the Relief Society General Presidency and Board have experienced the ups and downs of mortality. No matter what, we can all find joy in Jesus Christ.

The Relief Society blesses the lives of many worldwide. This video celebrates the efforts of women throughout the world.

Julie B. Beck speaks in celebration of the work of the Relief Society over 170 years.

Ours is a work of salvation, service, and becoming a holy people.

Caring for the needy is less about giving away stuff and more about filling the need of human contact. Like the Savior, said Sister Sharon Eubank, you are the best gift you can give others in need.