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It’s the first multi-series TV show about stories from the life of Christ told from the perspective of those who knew Him, and for the show’s second season, Latter-day Saints will likely recognize the set.
The first general conferences were more like sacrament meetings. Over time this changed, but an exception was made in October 1942.
It is fitting that this year’s Sunday School lessons are based on Church history and this year’s Relief Society and Priesthood lessons begin with the topic of the restoration of the gospel. The events of the Restoration were close to Gordon B. Hinckley’s heart. He visited the Church historical sites every chance he got.
Get the full lesson "The Significance of the Sacrament" from the Teachings of Joseph Fielding Smith at LDS.org.
I’ve always dreaded ward conference. It’s not the stake leaders shaking up the regular meetings or the big ward choir hoohah of a show off musical number (I happily participate in that one) that I mind. No, it’s my dread the announcement of the ward goals and the accounting made of the goals from the year ended that makes me squirm in dreaded anticipation. The invocation of the m word. I get all fidgety at the mention of missionary work and the often pause that follows the announcement that we didn’t make the number goal for the last year, and then I begin in with fresh new guilt as another equally ambitious goal is set for the year ahead.
”This is a land of miracles, a place where the Lord’s hand in preparing the way hasn’t been subtle,” said Elder Robbins. “This is a place where the hand of the Lord has clearly been manifest.”
"The Tabernacle of Moses served as the sanctuary for Israel for over 400 years. It was the place where the Lord communed with His people and taught them about the coming Messiah, even Jesus Christ," a new video by Daniel Smith of Messages of Christ shares. How does the symbolism of the Tabernacle of Moses point toward the Savior? From the menorah to incense to its structure, everything in the tabernacle symbolized the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.
Elder Gary E. Stevenson dedicated the newest temple in Brazil and said that it stands as the Church’s witness that Jesus Christ is indeed the Redeemer of the world.
“What we do in the temple gives us strength outside the temple,” taught Elder Dale G. Renlund.