192ND SEMIANNUAL GENERAL CONFERENCE NOTES AND SUMMARIES | SATURDAY EVENING SESSION
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First Presidency announces 193rd Annual General Conference, set for April 1-2, 2023

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➜ First Presidency announces 193rd Annual General Conference, set for April 1-2

β€œGeneral conference provides an opportunity toΒ receive personal revelationΒ as general Church leaders give counsel and direction,” wrote the First Presidency. β€œWe encourage members to listen to, study, ponder, and apply the counsel given.”
➜ President Ballard connects with β€˜fellow missionaries’ at Provo MTC devotional

β€œApostles are missionaries, too β€”Β full time, until we die,” says Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, who focused on the Restoration and β€œPreach My Gospel.”
➜ 2023 Temple and Family History Leadership Instruction offers council example, personal application

Rather than outlining directives and courses of action, this year’s broadcast offers stake and ward councils examples ofΒ counseling togetherΒ and questions to prompt discussion.
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