July 2026 YA Weekly About This IssueThis Month’s Theme: Greater Commitment to the GospelThe YA Weekly staff introduces this month’s theme. Week 3 Irene DiloiThe Temple Didn’t Erase My Grief, but Making Covenants with God Gave Me HopeA young adult from Fiji finds comfort in the temple. From the Mission FieldTeumere TairiWhen Everything Felt Different, My Purpose Stayed the SameA missionary from the Cook Islands describes how faith and patience help her navigate language and cultural barriers. Eric D. SniderThe Parable of the Airplane—We’re All on the Same FlightAn experience with air travel serves as a reminder of the covenant path and the power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ. Daniel MáximoHow My View of Church Attendance Changed Week 2 Especially for NewlywedsRobert Stoll10 Things Newlywed Couples Can Do from the Beginning So They Don’t Hear It from a Marriage Counselor in 10 Years (Part 2)A licensed marriage and family therapist shares six more tips for newlywed couples. Jefferson KnightWhen I Wanted to Give Up on Serving a Mission, God Didn’t Give Up on MeA young adult shares how he worked to become worthy to serve a mission. Aspen YipOne Word That Transformed My Relationship with Heavenly FatherA young adult shares how being intentional improved her relationship with God. Week 1 Applying the Old Testament to Your LifeOlivia WinwardWhat an Old Testament King Taught Me About Treasuring the Word of GodA story in the Old Testament reminded a young adult of the value of scripture study. Miriam Svensson3 Questions to Ask Yourself If You’re a Returned (or Returning) MissionaryWhat’s your plan for maintaining spiritual momentum after your mission? Alison WoodAll the Lord Asks Is Our AllWhat we can learn the scriptures about sacrifice and consecration. Elder Benjamin•M.•Z. Tai5 Invitations to Help You Feel More Joy in Living the GospelElder Tai teaches young adults to find joy in the gospel when they feel that the Church is asking too much of them.