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Manual 1; Excerpt from "Our Father's Plan – Big Enough for All His Children," by Quentin L. Cook
Advice from the manual: The subject of the Millennium sometimes leads people to speculate about ideas that are not found in the scriptures or the teachings of latter-day prophets. As you guide this lesson, be careful to avoid such speculation.
Manual 3; Supplement from "What Have I Done for Someone Today?" by Thomas S. Monson
Visions, dreams, faith, and sacrifice. These are many reoccurring elements in the conversion stories of some of the very first members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Learn more about their incredible stories in the accounts below.
As members of the Church, we know that weakness, trials, and challenges are a necessary part of our mortal experience, but they can often seem overwhelming or discouraging.
“I make no defense of the war from this pulpit,” Elder Gordon B. Hinckley said in the later 1960s. “There is no simple answer. The problems are complex almost beyond comprehension. I seek only to call your attention to that silver thread, small but radiant with hope, shining through the dark tapestry of war—namely, the establishment of a bridgehead, small and frail now; but which somehow, under the mysterious ways of God, will be strengthened . . .”
The International Book of Mormon Evidence Conference is the largest in the world dedicated to showing forth evidences of the Book of Mormon. This semi-annual conference will bring 700-1,000 faithful LDS together from around the world to experience 2 education-packed days with 20 distinguished speakers, inspiring musical performances by country music star Nathan Osmond and the soul-stirring voice of Michele Baer, débuts of new television programs to be aired on KJZZ-TV conference weekend, new documentary films and publications, unveiling of new LDS paintings, and many powerful new evidences of the Book of Mormon. See the report on the previous (Oct. 2012) conference HERE.
The success of people’s mortal experience depends in large part on how they use their time, said Bishop Gérald Caussé, Presiding Bishop of the Church, during a Brigham Young University–Idaho campus devotional held in the BYU–Idaho Center on May 10.
In an interview with Omika, Ariel Pearse, Miss World New Zealand who will be competing in the international competition later this year, unabashedly shared her LDS faith, speaking about her mission, the power of prayer, the lessons she's learned from living with a physically disabled brother, and the importance of modesty in our lives.