Inside of the conference center in Salt Lake full of people
Inside of the conference center in Salt Lake full of people

Welcome to General Conference

General Conference: God’s Word for Today

In Biblical times, Jesus Christ invited His followers to gather and hear His teachings. We still gather today—although it looks a little different now. You’re invited to be a part of it!

What is general conference?

General conference is a global broadcast for followers of Jesus Christ. People from all over the world tune in virtually to hear talks from religious leaders and enjoy performances of sacred music. 

But it’s more than just an inspirational broadcast. General conference is a chance to hear from modern-day prophets about God’s message for us today. Their talks are like scriptures for our own time.

It’s also a special opportunity to hear from the men and women who lead our Church. It’s an exciting time to learn from Russell M. Nelson, the prophet and the President of our Church, along with the twelve Apostles and the leaders of our women and youth organizations. All are welcome to watch, no matter which faith they belong to.

As you watch or listen to the speakers, you may receive insights unique to you and your personal circumstances. God knows you, and He uses prophets to share His love and guidance for you. Here are some examples of talks given in general conference:

President Russell M. Nelson teaches during general conference about finding faith in Jesus Christ, and His gospel
President Russell M. Nelson teaches during general conference about finding faith in Jesus Christ, and His gospel

Christ Is Risen; Faith in Him Will Move Mountains

President Russell M. Nelson offers five suggestions to help us increase our faith and trust in Jesus Christ, who can help us move the “mountains” in our lives.

Elder Teh stands at pulpit to give general conference address
Elder Teh stands at pulpit to give general conference address

Our Personal Savior

Because of His atoning sacrifice, the Savior has power to cleanse, heal, and strengthen us one by one.

Sister Aburto stands at pulpit to give conference address
Sister Aburto stands at pulpit to give conference address

The Grave Has No Victory

Through the redeeming Atonement and glorious Resurrection of Jesus Christ, broken hearts can be healed, anguish can become peace, and distress can become hope.

Dale G. Renlund speaking at a pulpit
Dale G. Renlund speaking at a pulpit

Infuriating Unfairness

Jesus Christ both understands unfairness and has the power to provide a remedy.

Sister Franco standing to give conference address
Sister Franco standing to give conference address

The Healing Power of Jesus Christ

As we come unto Jesus Christ by exercising faith in Him, repenting, and making and keeping covenants, our brokenness—whatever its cause—can be healed.

Elder Stevenson speaking at a pulpit
Elder Stevenson speaking at a pulpit

Hearts Knit Together

As you extend yourself with kindness, care, and compassion, you will heal hearts.

Elder Dube standing to give conference address
Elder Dube standing to give conference address

Pressing toward the Mark

What matters isn’t so much what we are going through in life but what we are becoming.

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When is general conference?

General conference is held on the first Saturday and Sunday of April and October. Each conference consists of five two-hour sessions, but you’re welcome to watch on your own schedule. If you miss something while you’re watching, don’t worry. Each session will be made available online so you can revisit anything you missed the first time around.

Where can I watch?

Want to see talks from previous conferences? Check out other sessions here.

Questions about General Conference?

If you’d like to learn more about what general conference is and how it can help us feel God’s love and bring peace to our lives, you can meet with us online or in person.

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