“Unity does not demand uniformity,” Elder Ulisses Soares said at the Forum on Faith in New York City, inviting people of different faiths to protect religious freedom and serve together.

The Apostle testified of the Book of Mormon’s power during a Provo Missionary Training Center devotional.

Counselors in the First Presidency and members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles note the leadership qualities they observe in the Prophet, who has now led the Church for 1 year.

“In the chain of our eternal family, each of us can be a strong link and a strong bond,” Elder Gerrit W. Gong said.

In a city named after the lineage of Ephraim, the work of gathering scattered Israel takes place in the house of the Lord.

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.

At the annual chaplain training seminar, Elder Bednar and others encouraged chaplains to minister one by one, build bridges and be anchored in Jesus Christ.

“God invites us to trust Him and His promises,” said Elder Dale G. Renlund, one of many speakers who spoke on belief in God, and His promises and blessings.

“For disciples of Jesus Christ, truth and love always walk together,” said Elder Clark G. Gilbert.

“Consider how your family, friends and loved ones will be blessed to partake of the fruit that blesses you,” said Elder Gary E. Stevenson.