LDS Daily Dose October 11, 2015

“Nevertheless, if we shall endure, we shall be kept according to his promise. And we look for a new heavens, and a new earth wherein dwelleth righteousness.” – JST, 2 Peter 3:13

“Sometimes after stumbling, failing, or even giving up, we get discouraged and believe our light has gone out and our race is lost. But I testify that the Light of Christ cannot be extinguished. It shines in the darkest night and will relight our hearts if only we incline our hearts to Him (see 1 Kings 8:58).

No matter how often or how far we fall, the Light of Christ ever burns brightly. And even in the deepest night, if we but step toward Him, His light will consume the shadows and reignite our souls.” – Dieter F. Uchtdorf

1878: Rey L. Pratt, Later one of the First Seven Presidents of the Seventy, is born in Salt Lake City, Utah.
1945: Matthew Cowley is ordained an Apostle, replacing George Albert Smith, who had been called to the First Presidency.
1962: Richard Paul Evans, The New York Times Best-Selling author of The Christmas Box, is born in Salt Lake City, Utah.

1986: In the first Young Women activity held throughout the Church, an estimated three hundred thousand young women at thousands of sites around the world release helium-filled balloons containing personal messages.

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