God will “fulfill His promises to us,” Elder Christofferson testified during devotional that included the Relief Society general president and other leaders
Divine identity, prophetic promises, nurturing and logokophosis were all among topics at devotionals at BYU, BYU–Idaho, BYU–Hawaii, Ensign College and BYU–Pathway Worldwide on Jan. 10
Bishop Budge testified that as BYU–I graduates progress along the path of discipleship, holding fast to the truth and letting go of that which is not, they will find joy.
Her Royal Highness Angelika Latufuipeka Lavaka Ata Tukuaho met with the Relief Society general presidency, Provo Mayor Michelle Kaufusi and others of the Tongan community in Utah.
Elder Paul E. Koelliker served as a General Authority Seventy from 2005 to 2013 and as managing director of the Temple Department during President Hinckley’s temple-building era.
President Henry B. Eyring, Elder Clark G. Gilbert and BYU–Hawaii President John S.K. Kauwe III answered questions posed by BYU–Hawaii students during Nov. 22 devotional.
“Wherever you attend, we want you to make religious education part of your university experience,” Elder Gilbert said during a University of Utah institute devotional.
In addition to serving as a general authority from 2000-05, he served as president of the Brazil São Paulo North Mission and of the Oakland California Temple.
Like an atom missing an electron, individuals become more “stable” as the Savior shares His gifts with them, Primary General President Susan H. Porter tells BYU students.
BYU–Idaho President Henry J. Eyring dedicated the new Visual Arts Studio, the Engineering Technology Center and the University Village Community Center on Oct. 27.
The world needs disciples who “can endure and do hard things, who can meet and overcome challenges with their faith in Jesus Christ,” Elder Christofferson says.
