On the first day of August 2026, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints formally installed a new Primary general presidency to shepherd its youngest members—children from infancy through age eleven—across the globe. At the center of this transition stands President Rosemary K. Chibota, a native of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, who becomes the first African Latter-day Saint to lead a general organization presidency in the church's nearly two-century history. Her counselors, Nina M. Garfield and Theresa A. Collins, bring their own journeys of faith, loss, and service to a calling that asks its ho