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Come, Follow Me Resources Doctrine and Covenants 84 “The Power of Godliness” In September 1832, Joseph Smith listened to the accounts of elders returning from missions in the eastern United…
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VIDEO: Huge news coverage for 1820 The Musical on KSL 5 TV!
Huge news coverage for 1820 The Musical on KSL 5 TV! – powered by Happy Scribe From my father, my father Josiah Stowell. How about that, a sneak peek at…
BYU Speeches: If Thou Endure Well | Neal A. Maxwell | 1984
None of us can or will be immune from the trials of life. However, if we learn to endure our struggles well, they will be turned into blessings in eternity.
Virtual Storytelling Tour: Carthage Jail — the Martyrdom of Joseph Smith in Carthage, Illinois
The Prophet Joseph Smith and his brother, Hyrum, were shot and killed while under the protection of the state of Illinois in Carthage Jail. The jail and its rooms are shown in this virtual storytelling tour!
Inspiring Short: Somebody to Stand by You | Jeffrey R. Holland
Jeffrey R. Holland shares an account of one of his friends who got lost as a young man, and teaches that trouble will come, but discouragement doesn’t have to. If we work now to prepare ourselves through patient and faithful discipleship, we will get through.
VIDEO: 2021 BYU Women’s Conference
“I Am a Child of God. His Promises Are Sure”
VIDEO: Thoughts on Competition and the Gospel | Phillip J. Bryson | 2000
Phillip J. Bryson shares thoughts on competition within the context of the gospel. We compete against our past selves with the Savior’s help.
VIDEO: Come, Follow Me Insights with Taylor and Tyler from Book of Mormon Central | Come, Follow Me Doctrine and Covenants Lesson 19: May 3–9 “Seek Ye Earnestly the Best Gifts” Doctrine and Covenants 46–48
This is post 57 of 93 in the series “Come Follow Me 2021 Doctrine and Covenants #ComeFollowMe” Come, Follow Me For Individuals and Families: Doctrine and Covenants 2021 **#ComeFollowMe nugget**…
Healing Racism Through Jesus Christ | RYAN GABRIEL — BYU Assistant Professor of Sociology | April 6, 2021
As representatives of Christ, we can work hard to heal the painful legacies of racism that we inherited, legacies that manifest in new and pernicious ways. Taking this action will help us alleviate the suffering of others. This is what the Savior did for each and every one of us.
