This week, social media highlights from leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints feature inspiring messages on gratitude, faith in Jesus Christ, perseverance, and the importance of personal and collective efforts to live gospel principles and build connections with others.
President Russell M. Nelson reflected on the privilege of dedicating the 200th temple, marveling at the rapid progress of the Lord’s work. Elder Jeffrey R. Holland shared reassurance that God will never abandon us and that the restored gospel remains unfailing.
Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf quoted Mosiah 2:41, reminding us of the blessings of obedience, while Elder D. Todd Christofferson highlighted gratitude as a key to receiving more from the Lord.
Photo by Qim Manifester on UnsplashElder Neil L. Andersen encouraged perseverance through trials, promising heavenly support and divine love. Elder Gary E. Stevenson invited everyone to serve and #LightTheWorld through Giving Machines this Christmas.
Elder Ulisses Soares emphasized trust in Christ learned during missionary service as vital for enduring life’s trials. Elder Patrick Kearon advocated for peace through open dialogue with those holding differing views.
Relief Society leaders emphasized ministering interviews as opportunities for personalized care and connection. The Young Women organization introduced updates to the Book of Mormon app to enhance scripture study, while the Young Men suggested the “Preacha Pizza” activity as a way to combine fellowship and gospel learning.
Sister Amy A. Wright taught the importance of centering faith in Christ for spiritual transformation, and Sister Tracy Y. Browning celebrated the new Primary hymn “Holding Hands Around the World” as a reminder of faith and covenant belonging.
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Russell M. Nelson
Jeffrey R. Holland
Dieter F. Uchtdorf
D. Todd Christofferson
Neil L. Andersen
Gary E. Stevenson
Ulisses Soares
Patrick Kearon
Relief Society Worldwide
Young Women Worldwide
Young Men Worldwide
Amy A. Wright
Tracy Y. Browning
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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.
