Two apostles testify of the blessings that await the rising generation as they bring ordinances and covenants to all the families of the earth.

All the Families of the Earth

Elder Hales teaches us about the interwoven characteristics that are all necessary to our becoming true disciples of Jesus Christ.

Becoming a Disciple of Our Lord Jesus Christ

Elder Bednar teaches about focusing on the promises of the gospel and how the Sabbath day, the temple, and our homes can help us remember these promises.

Exceeding Great and Precious Promises

President Nelson teaches that we can have joy in the midst of any circumstance if we are focused on Jesus Christ and the plan of salvation.

Joy and Spiritual Survival

By identifying our ancestors and performing for them the saving ordinances they could not themselves perform, we are testifying of the infinite reach of the Atonement of Jesus Christ.

The Redemption of the Dead and the Testimony of Jesus

President Henry B. Eyring poignantly describes why our family are so important to us, not only now but for forever. The Mormon Tabernacle choir punctuates the doctrine in song.

Their Hearts Are Bound To You

The key to freeing our ancestors from spirit prison is in our hands. We have the opportunity to put that key into action and bring the blessings of the Gospel to our families.

Will I Do My Part?

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Nov. 25—Dec. 1: 1 and 2 Peter