Kumukumuni me baleta na tabana Vakaliuci ena vanua ni Veivakauqeti

Na app veikauyaki ni Bulataki ni Kosipeli e vakarautaki me veivakauqeti, vakaitavitaki, marautaki, me vakaibalebale ena bula ni veisiga. E tokona na bula va-Karisito ka vukei iko mo toro voleka vua na iVakabula.

The app icon is a white leaf on a blue background - The Gospel Living mobile app is designed to be inspiring, engaging, fun, and relevant to everyday life. It supports a Christ-centered life and helps you draw closer to the Savior. Discover and share music, videos, images, activity and goal ideas, and other inspiring content. Create personal goals, reminders, impressions and journal entries, and activities. Connect with classes, quorums, your household, and those you serve with through Circles.

iOS Gospel Living app

Raici vata na isaunitaro eso ki na veibolebole ni bula. Lewenivola ni itabagone qase cake mai vei ira na itabagone qase cake.

YA icon stand- A picture of 3 young adult friends hugging each others backs. One of them is looking behind to the camera.

Young Adults

Na Blog e wasea na ivunau i Jisu Karisito ena veika e sotavi e veisemati vakayadua ka dau vukei ira na tamata me ra kila deivaki sara na Lotu kei na kosipeli ena sala vakaibalebale eso.

Blue circular ball with the word “blog” written inside it. The Light ray graphic is above the word “blog.” This is an official logo for the Church Blog page and posts.

Blue circular ball with the word "blog" written inside it. The Light ray graphic is above the word "blog." This is an official logo for the Church Blog page and posts.

Church Blog Logo

Na Tabana ni Yalododonu Edaidai e sa dua na vanua o rawa ni sotava kina na vakacegu ena vidio, na vakarorogo ena walesi, kei na itukutuku veivakauqeti eso.

The app icon is white on a blue background of the Angel Moroni with his trumpet - Listen to Latter-day Saints Channel, the Church’s 24-hour-a-day audio station featuring gospel-oriented programs, music, and interviews, as well as scriptures, general conference, and Church magazines.

A blue square with a white circle in the middle and a white outline of a bust of the angel Moroni blowing his trump.

Android Latter-day Saints Channel app

iTukutuku veivakauqeti eso e veilaveti, veivakaqaqacotaki, ka taraicake kina na vakabauti Jisu Karisito kei na Nona Kosipeli.

A blank blue background with some fainter blue light rays at the top.

Pass-Along Cards: Dark Blue

E dua na idusidusi ni kena bulataki na kosipeli vakalesui mai i Jisu Karisito ni da lako curuma na veibolebole ni bula.

Logo to be used in association with online publishing for magazines.

Liahona Logo for magazines

Kumukumuni Vakaliuci ni Veivakauqeti

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Kumukumuni me baleta na Vakaturi me baleti iko ena vanua ni Veivakauqeti

Vakaturi me Baleti Iko

E dua na nodra tabana na dauvakayagataka me raici ka lewai kina na iulutaga era dau taleitaki.

Veika taleitaki

Kumukumuni me vakatawani na ikanakana Kilai levu ena iCurucuru Veivakauqeti

Blog

My first impression on the two-word theme “Hear Him,” shared by President Russell M. Nelson, was how absolutely natural and obvious it was.<br>

How do you #HearHim? Elder Jeffrey R. Holland says that vocalizing our prayers can foster greater communication with God. 

How do you #HearHim? Elder Jeffrey R. Holland says that vocalizing our prayers can foster greater communication with  God.

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How do you #HearHim? Elder Jeffrey R. Holland says that vocalizing our prayers can foster greater communication with God.

To “Hear Him” Is the Essence of the Restoration

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Each of us needs to plead for personal revelation and then act on it. And once we have received that revelation, then we will know what to do. The revelation we receive will always be framed and supported by scriptures, by the words of living prophets, and by the direction we receive from our local leaders. But within that context, there is so much variation that God will inspire us as to how we should live our lives.

How do you #HearHim? Elder Dale G. Renlund says that when life gets busy, private acts of personal devotion allow him to better understand promptings of the Spirit. 

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How I Hear Him through Personal Study and Prayer

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https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/inspiration?lang=fij

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Veivakauqeti

Yavutaki ena nomu vosa ni vanua se na idigidigi filita eso e sega ni tiko e dua na lewenivola ena gauna oqo. Qai mai dikeva lesu ena dua tale na gauna baleta ni na vakuri e levu tale na lewenivola ena vei gauna mai oqo.

Sega ni Tiko ena Gauna Oqo na Lewenivola

Vakuria oqo ki na nomu veika taleitaki ka qai mai railesuva tale vakamalua ena digidigi ena filita.