"Come and See"

Advisor McClain Bybee invites all to "come and see" the inspired work of the Wilford Woodruff Papers Project. Listen to his two-minute video to learn more about how this historic project is impacting individual lives.

Insights from the Papers: Kate Munger

Kate Munger, public relations intern, shares her testimony about how we find true joy through the gospel of Jesus Christ.

By Lyndie Jackson

Isaiah foresaw a time when good would be called evil and evil would be called good (Isaiah 5:20). We live in the time he saw . . .

"Expanding My Understanding of Church History"



By Maddie Christensen

Meet Sister Cammie Garner, a service missionary who volunteers for the Wilford Woodruff Papers Project. Sister Garner helps share the gems from . . .

Making a Difference

We all want to make a positive difference in the world. Carol Sorenson Smith chose to focus her efforts on individuals, particularly young people, seeking educational opportunities. She was drawn to the Wilford Woodruff Papers Project because its internship program provides opportunities for college students to develop skills and gain real work experience in many fields. Read about how her generosity also impacted generations within her own family.

GivingTuesday

Become a history maker!

2024 is your last GivingTuesday to get involved and be a part of this historic undertaking.



Starting TODAY, all donations will be matched by a generous private donor.

Help us reach our goal of $100,000 by GivingTuesday, December 3, 2024.

Volunteers Needed!

We have over a thousand new documents that are ready for transcription. If you have a few hours to volunteer, please join us from the comfort of your home computer.

Several documents contain Swedish, Danish, Turkish, Armenian, Maori, and Samoan. If you or someone you know is a native speaker of any of those languages or a qualified translator of them, and is willing to contribute time and ability to the Wilford Woodruff Papers, please contact us at contact@wilfordwoodruffpapers.org or click the link below.

Insights from the Journals

"Like all of us, Wilford Woodruff had moments of despair, hopelessness, and grief. As I worked in Wilford’s journals this past month, I came across a record of a letter that he had written to poet and fellow Saint Eliza R. Snow. . ."

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