Good in the Universe

Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons performs at 2018 LOVELOUD Festival Powered By AT&T at Rice-Eccles Stadium on July 28, 2018 in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Photo by Jerod Harris/Getty Images for LOVELOUD Festival)

The LDS Church recently donated $25,000 to assist Affirmation in suicide prevention. The organization provides support to members of the LGBTQ community within the Church.(affirmation.org)

Jordan Pendleton opened his gym, Performance One, in 2014. He has seen great success in training his clients since. (Kimble Jensen)

Matthew James learned silversmithing and started his own business called The Gem Studio. A portion of the profits he earns goes to fund a Ugandan orphanage he started five years ago. (Cassie Bingham)

Nic Carroll returned to live with his family in October 2017 after finishing treatment for the 20th time. From left to right, Maliyah, 11, Nic, Harlee, 5, Melissa and Trey, 12 . (Nic Carroll)

BYU alumna Kylie Chenn is the founder and CEO of Acanela Expeditions in Lehi, UT. (Kylie Chenn/Acanela Expeditions)

The LDS Church hosted a celebration in honor of the 40th anniversary of black members receiving the priesthood and temple blessings. The celebration was hosted at the LDS Conference Center. (Claire Gentry)

BYU public relations senior Shaylie Fawcett recently began an internship with the Los Angeles Dodgers. She has years of competitive baton twirling experience and runs her own business selling clothing for young twirlers.

The Wright family poses for a family picture. Members of the Wright family open up about what it was like growing up in such a large family. (David Wright)

From left: Emmett Furrow, Gaten Matarazzo, Steffani Stubbs and Hally Stubbs hold Kelly Wosnik, the founder of CCD Smiles and a BYU alumna. All five have cleidocranial dysplasia. (CCD Smiles)

Sharlee Mullins Glenn, founder of Mormon Women for Ethical Government, addresses an audience at the organization's first annual conference on March 24. Mullins Glenn never considered herself a political activist until she felt deeply concerned about the divisive and hateful politics she saw during and after the 2016 presidential election. (Savannah Hopkinson)

Augustine Boateng, Brighten Africa's program manager in Ghana, sits with his wife Helina, and daughters Vina and Treasure. (Brighton Kriser)

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Jessica Mass (middle) and other Operation Underground Railroad volunteers displaying some of the care packages they handed out all day long. Jessica Mass is Operation Underground Railroad's director of after care.

Kira Johnson (right) helps volunteer Madeline Buhman (center) work on a tire during Women's Night. (Savannah Hopkinson)

Melanie Washburn was hesitant to use a dating app, but after trying out Mutual she matched with her current boyfriend, Ryan Wilkey. (Melanie Washburn)

Five LDS women attended the Sacred Music Night to support their friends in the gospel choir. From left: Krystal Scott, Kaci Whitney, Ann Marie Cherry, Bethany Cherry, Melodie Jackson.