When President Russell M. Nelson made an unexpected visit to the Dominican Republic, missionaries and their leaders prepared with anticipation. What followed was a powerful reminder from the prophet about faith, preparation, and choosing an eternal companion who loves God first.
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VIDEOS: Michigan Bishop Speaks Peace and Victim’s Daughter Forgives
Amid a week of sorrow– from President Nelson’s passing to tragedy at a Michigan congregation– Latter-day Saints cling to the hope of Christ and their calling as peacemakers. Watch two videos of faith and courage from those affected.
A Tour Bus of Witnesses: Thoughts on President Russell M. Nelson
During our annual Church History Tour, we learned of President Nelson’s passing. We invited fellow travelers to share their thoughts about the beloved prophet; here are their responses.
Do You Roll Your Eyes at Butterflies?
Just as a caterpillar becomes a butterfly, repentance transforms us into something new. True disciples let others spread their wings to become new creatures in Christ, whose grace makes transformation possible.
“You Didn’t Give Me What I Wanted!” Aligning Our Will With God’s
Sometimes, the reasons God doesn’t give us what we think is best are eventually made clear to us. When it feels that desired blessings have been withheld, it may take time–sometimes years– to truly align our will with the will of Heavenly Father, and even then, the full reasons for our challenge may not be revealed in this lifetime.
“Stand Ye In Holy Places”
In a moment of violence and fear, students turned instinctively toward the Orem, Utah Temple, seeking peace like the Nephites who gathered at the temple in Bountiful. Holy places remain a refuge in the storms of life.
Preparing to Meet the Lord is Not a Passive Activity
From a Roman prison cell, Paul showed that preparing to meet Christ is not passive waiting but purposeful living. His counsel still rings true today: to be ready for the Savior is to serve, to endure, and to walk each day in faith until He calls us home.