As we begin this new year, Church leaders are sharing powerful invitations, reflections, and messages to help us draw closer to Jesus Christ and make lasting, positive changes in our lives.
As shared earlier this week, President Russell M. Nelson invites us to center our New Year resolutions around temple worship and focusing on Jesus Christ. Elder Dallin H. Oaks reminds us that Easter celebrates Christ’s Resurrection, offering hope and eternal life for all.
Elder Henry B. Eyring teaches us to endure trials with faith and love, leading to eternal joy with God. Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf reflects on Christ’s gifts of love and generosity, which will never disappoint.
Photo by Ave Calvar on UnsplashRelief Society Worldwide quotes President M. Russell Ballard on the power of united efforts and spiritual synergy. Sister J. Anette Dennis encourages us to make every day feel like Christmas by serving others.
Young Women Worldwide and Young Men Worldwide invite youth to watch the worldwide youth broadcast on January 5. President Emily Belle Freeman and President Steven J. Lund will discuss the 2025 youth theme, “Look unto Christ.” Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf will also share a special message.
Susan H. Porter shares a touching experience at the Indianapolis Giving Machine unveiling, where two Primary girls chose gifts for children in need. They felt the Savior’s love and joy through their selfless giving.
Let us resolve to follow Christ more closely and make 2025 a year filled with His light and love.
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Russell M. Nelson
Dallin H. Oaks
Henry B. Eyring
Dieter F. Uchtdorf
Relief Society Worldwide
J. Anette Dennis
Young Women & Young Men Worldwide
Susan H. Porter
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