During devotional celebrating BYU–Idaho's 25th anniversary, Elder David A. Bednar and his wife, Sister Susan Bednar, spoke of the miracles that were part of the BYU–Idaho’s origin story and encouraged the next generation of students to use education to bless the world.
During October 2026 general conference, several messages centered on increasing peace and unity in personal relationships, families, wards and communities.
Those who wonder or doubt can learn for themselves and become "a witness for the truth," said Brother Nichols of the Young Men general advisory council in a BYU–Hawaii devotional.
Elder R. Conrad Schultz served as a general authority from 2001 to 2007 as well as president of the Colorado Denver South Mission and the Portland Oregon Temple.
The fall 2026 semester’s lineup of devotional speakers at Church schools will include 6 Apostles, 5 Seventies and 5 general officers. See the full list and how to watch.
In his first address following medical leave, President Kauwe and his wife explained how the BYU–Hawaii capstone experience helps students love and serve others.
Earbuds, cellphones can become ways to avoid awkward human interactions that are also critical to one’s ability to serve God’s children, said BYU President Reese.
Standing in the Sacred Grove Historic Site, BYU–Pathway Worldwide President Brian K. Ashton invited students around the world to follow Joseph Smith’s example and pray in faith.
"This, Thy house, will be a sacred symbol of Thy love for Thy children and of their love for Thee," said Elder Kearon in the Cambodia temple dedicatory prayer.
This temple is "a testament to the faith of many generations" with the promise of more to come, said President D. Todd Christofferson in rededicating iconic Southern California edifice.
Elder Patrick Kearon of the Quorum of the Twelve invited listeners during BYU Education Week to "slow down and turn more easily and comfortingly to Christ, and bask in His promised peace."
"We thank Thee for the pioneers of faith and devotion who have established Thy work in Brazil," said President Oaks in dedicating the Belo Horizonte Brazil Temple.