Welcome to Guideposts! Guideposts is a weekly roundup of inspiring social media posts from Church leaders and organizations. This series highlights key messages, quotes, and teachings shared across various platforms, offering you valuable insights and encouragement to strengthen your faith and live the gospel in meaningful ways.
This week, Church leaders shared inspiring messages about faith, service, and upcoming events. Here’s a quick look at their latest invitations and announcements.
Elder David A. Bednar shared his gratitude for the kindness he experienced at an interfaith conference in Abu Dhabi and encouraged everyone to foster peace and unity in their own spheres. Elder Neil L. Andersen highlighted the lasting impact of faith learned in youth and invited all to watch Family Discovery Day at RootsTech on March 8.
Elder Ronald A. Rasband expressed excitement for the upcoming Salt Lake Temple open house in 2027, emphasizing its fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy and inviting members to rededicate their lives to the Lord. The Relief Society presidency invited sisters worldwide to participate in the upcoming Worldwide Relief Society Devotional on March 16, 2025.
The Young Women general board shared a fun activity idea using props to create gospel-themed skits, helping youth strengthen friendships and faith. The Young Men organization compared missionary work to administering the sacrament, emphasizing how both bring others closer to Christ.
The Primary organization announced a new Friend to Friend episode focused on service and invited all Primaries to plan a service activity in 2025.
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David A. Bednar
Neil L. Andersen
Ronald A. Rasband
Relief Society Worldwide
Young Women Worldwide
Young Men Worldwide
Primary Worldwide
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Which social media highlight inspired you the most? How can you share the gospel on social media this week? Share with us in the comments below!
Holly Wallace is a writer and storyteller drawn to meaningful questions and overlooked details. Her work explores Latter-day Saint life and culture through faithful inquiry, inviting readers to pause, consider, and engage more deeply with what matters most.
