David O. McKay—Prophets of the Restoration

Under the direction of Apostle David O. McKay, the Church begins its efforts to correlate the work of the priesthood, the auxiliaries, and education within the Church.

President David O. McKay is a temple builder, and invites members of the Church to stay in their native lands and build up the Church where they live.

As an apostle, David O. McKay is called upon to visit Church wards, branches, missions, and stakes throughout the world.

As a young missionary in Scotland, David O. McKay finds the stone inscription, "Whate'er thou art, act well thy part."

As a young boy, David is taught the power of prayer, the importance of service, and the existence of God.

Young David O. McKay excels in learning and chooses a career in education.

President McKay reminds every member of his or her responsibility to live and preach the gospel of Jesus Christ.

President David O. McKay teaches the importance of growing closer to God, and aligning our desires and will with His.

President David O. McKay teaches that no other success can compensate for failure in the home.

In his own recorded voice, President McKay testifies that he who presides over the Church must be in tune with the head of the Church, even Jesus Christ.