Crestwood Kentucky Stake Latter-day Saints

06/04/2026

This Sunday, come prepared to listen and share your thoughts as your ward or branch holds a special discussion on these inspired documents and the blessings of liberty.

05/28/2026

With great sadness, we share the passing of Sandra Day, wife of former (and first) Crestwood Stake President Albert Arthur “Artie” Day II. A service for Sandra will be held at the stake center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at 6401 Westwind Way, Crestwood, Kentucky 40014 on June 1, 2026 at 11AM. This will be followed by a graveside service at Floydsburg Cemetery – Duncan Memorial. Please keep the family in your thoughts and prayers.

05/27/2026

Mark your calendars for the upcoming Stake Primary Activity for kids turning 8+.

05/26/2026

Join us this weekend for Stake Conference.

05/24/2026

Save the date for a Stake Single Adult Temple Session!

05/21/2026

Congratulations to the seminary graduates from the Crestwood Kentucky Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. After completing four years of weekly early morning scripture study and gospel instruction, they are now spiritually prepared to move forward with college, missions, jobs, and service.

Graduates Max Stucki and Emmy Neal were speakers at the graduation ceremony. The certificates of completion were awarded by Stake President Kirk Graves and Seminaries and Institutes Coordinator Ryan Anderson.

05/16/2026

All Single Adults 36+…Join us this Sunday for a Fish Fry & Bonfire at the Beach Family Farm (1806 Bucks Run Rd., Ghent, KY 41045)! 🐟🔥🎶

05/16/2026

04/29/2026

As a Malay-speaking missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints serving in Singapore and Malaysia, Hannah Richards of the La Grange 1st Ward taught and helped baptize people from Malaysia, Singapore, China, India, Myanmar, and the Philippines, and she loved that her mission felt so international. She explains, "The coolest thing about their culture is the fact that there are many different ethnic and religious groups living in unity. For the most part people are so accepting of others no matter how different they are. The second you walk into a church building there it feels like walking into your own home surrounded by family."

The most important thing Hannah learned on her mission is "how important prayer is as a way to connect with our Heavenly Father, and He is so ready to pour out revelation." She worked hard, and she says, "My best advice for future missionaries is to learn to love hard work. A mission is so much work, but the more of your heart and soul you put into it, the more rewarding it is."

Hannah got used to the constant tropical heat and humidity of Singapore and Malaysia as a missionary. Soon she will experience a different climate as she continues her education at Brigham Young University. She will bring with her a strong testimony of Jesus Christ: "He is a personal Savior, and we really truly need Him and His grace. If we try to be perfected on our own, we will only find ourselves disappointed. But if we learn to really rely on Him and invite Him into our lives, our individual sacrifices can be made whole through His eternal sacrifice."