Three principles — be just, love mercy and walk in humility with God — are like a road map that can lead toward peace, happiness and harmonious relationships, Lloyd Newell shares in the “Music & the Spoken Word” with The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.
Elder Quentin L. Cook invited missionaries to study “The Morning Breaks,” with lyrics penned by Elder Parley P. Pratt, and consider the urgency early missionaries felt.
Elder Paul V. Johnson taught BYU students that they, who were born not too long ago, “now are ready to right wrongs, do God’s work, preach the truth and make a difference in the world.”
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Primary general presidency and advisory council
“Engaging children through actions, visuals, song and opportunities to share will lay a doctrinal foundation of the gospel of Jesus Christ,” writes the Primary general presidency.
Jill Adair shares the history of the pageant that draws more than 100,000 people each year to the Mesa temple grounds to celebrate the life and Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
On March 17, 1842, 181 years ago, 20 women met in the Red Brick Store in Nauvoo to organize the Relief Society. See how their work is “of ordinary women doing extraordinary things.”
Rather than seeing life as sunny or rainy days, what if life were seen as a continuous cycle of seasons where the joy, trials, bitter and sweet depend on each other, Lloyd Newell shares.
