North Little Rock, AR Latter-Day Saints

North Little Rock, AR Latter-Day Saints North Little Rock Arkansas Stake | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

The North Little Rock Arkansas Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is made up of 7 congregations (Wards & Branches) around the metro area. Those congregations are:

Conway 1st Ward
Conway 2nd Ward
Danville Branch
Greenbrier Ward
Morrilton Ward
North Little Rock Ward
Russellville Ward

The leadership of the North Little Rock Stake is:

Jared McKinney, President
William Haygood,

First Counselor
Jacob Stokes, Second Counselor

For more information on the beliefs of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints visit: www.churchofjesuschrist.org

This is not an official page of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

šŸŽ A new way to give is coming to Little Rock! ā¤ļøWe’re excited to welcome a Giving Machine to our community! The Giving M...
09/14/2026

šŸŽ A new way to give is coming to Little Rock! ā¤ļø

We’re excited to welcome a Giving Machine to our community! The Giving Machine is a unique opportunity to turn the joy of giving into meaningful help for people in need. Instead of simply choosing a gift for someone you know, you can choose from real needs and causes supported by local and global charitable organizations.

As followers of Jesus Christ, we believe that loving others means looking for opportunities to serve them. The Savior taught:

ā€œInasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.ā€ — Matthew 25:40

What a beautiful reminder that when we serve others, we are serving Him. šŸ’›

We invite you to learn more about the Giving Machine coming to Little Rock and consider how you and your family can Light the World through giving

ā€œI think a common sense approach to disasters and emergencies is the first place to start. For these, you just have to m...
09/07/2026

ā€œI think a common sense approach to disasters and emergencies is the first place to start. For these, you just have to make a plan. And the plan should remain simple and effective. All plans are a work in progress and need to be reviewed often.

ā€œCanning and preserving the food that we grow in our garden taught me a lot about what my grandparents and our ancestors did. They would garden all summer and store the food for the winter. I’d kind of like to do that for us. We need a victory garden.

ā€œIt’s not even an issue when you’re raising your own food and growing your own food. And if you don’t have space at home to have a garden, container gardens are always great on balconies. There’s always community gardens.

ā€œIt’s always nice having our kids know what to do, and we all know what to do together. That brings a lot of peace and comfort.

ā€œFor me, it’s having a strong testimony of the gospel of Jesus Christ and reading our scriptures together, because that strengthens us as a couple and as a family. We know to turn to God in prayer.

ā€œSpiritual preparedness—you don’t have to put that in a backpack and take that with you wherever you go. That’s always with you. That’s why that one is so important.

Be prepared spiritually.

— The Cathey Family

September is National Preparedness Month! šŸ¤Preparedness can look different for every family! From making emergency plans...
09/05/2026

September is National Preparedness Month! šŸ¤

Preparedness can look different for every family! From making emergency plans and learning practical skills to strengthening our faith and preparing spiritually.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing stories from friends and members about what preparedness looks like in their homes and what they’ve learned along the way.

We’d love to hear from you, too!
What is one thing you or your family does to feel more prepared, physically, emotionally, or spiritually? Share it in the comments, or reach out to us if you’d like to share your story in a future post. šŸ’›

Follow along throughout September as we learn from one another and discover simple ways to prepare our families and strengthen our faith in Jesus Christ.

Come unto Christ.
08/30/2026

Come unto Christ.

Jesus Christ doesn't just understand your pain. He felt it. He knows exactly how it feels to be tired, sick, or broken, allowing Him to perfectly comfort and strengthen us in our moments of uncertainty.

The word succor means to run to the aid of someone. By experiencing it all Himself, Jesus gained perfect, first-hand empathy.

The prophet Alma from the Book of Mormon teaches this by saying, "He shall go forth, suffering pains and afflictions and temptations of every kind… that he may know according to the flesh how to succor his people according to their infirmities.ā€ Alma 7:11-12

Jesus Christ loves you, He understands you, and He's ready to help. Meet with missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in your area to learn how.

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/comeuntochrist/lp/jesus-christ-lesson/pmax-ch?lang=eng&cid=41002022

08/27/2026

Faith doesn’t mean we have all the answers, it means we trust the One who does. šŸ¤

08/27/2026
To all the parents doing their best to make it through sacrament meeting, we see you. šŸ¤We know it can be hard. There are...
08/27/2026

To all the parents doing their best to make it through sacrament meeting, we see you. šŸ¤

We know it can be hard. There are snacks, wiggles, whispered reminders, trips to the hallway, and moments when it may feel like you are getting very little from the meeting.

But your efforts matter. As we help our children learn to reverently participate, we are also giving them opportunities to learn about the Savior and the sacred importance of the sacrament. Week by week, we return to Him, renew our covenants, and remember His sacrifice.

So take a deep breath, give yourself grace, and remember: you are doing something important, even on the hard Sundays. šŸ¤

Following Jesus Christ begins with faith and leads us to sacred covenants. Through baptism by immersion, we follow the S...
08/09/2026

Following Jesus Christ begins with faith and leads us to sacred covenants. Through baptism by immersion, we follow the Savior’s perfect example, leaving our old selves behind and beginning a new life centered on Him. As we prepare for baptism, we prepare our hearts to walk with Christ every day. šŸ’™

ā€œIf ye love me, keep my commandments.ā€ — John 14:15

How has your baptism shaped your life? Let us know in the comments! šŸ‘‡šŸ’œ

How does the Lord speak to you?
08/07/2026

How does the Lord speak to you?

Before "Speak to Us, Lord" was in the new global hymnbook, it was in a collection of poems by J. Scott Miller’s grandfather. Turning it into a hymn felt like "a combination of my grandfather and me working on the same poem," he said.
šŸ”—: https://bit.ly/4xiy5hG

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