Learn how both secular and gospel learning are lifelong pursuits. As Latter-day Saints, we combine spiritual truth and scriptural intelligence with our academic development through high school, college, and the rest of our lives.

Elder and Sister Bednar talk about developing the desire to learn.

Elder and Sister Bednar- Secular and Spiritual Learning

A short, engaging video to invite seminary students to take their learning to a higher level by meeting new graduation requirements.

Elevate

One way to come unto Christ is by seeking to learn essential truths with our hearts.

Learning with Our Hearts

Quote given by Elder Walter F. Gonzalez in the Sunday morning session on October 7, 2012.

A young man from California decided between surfing and seminary—and never looked back.

No Regrets

Statement by Mary N. Cook in the general Young Women meeting on March 24, 2012.

Seek Learning

Bless your children and your future home by learning as much as you can now.

Seek Learning: You Have a Work to Do

President Thomas S. Monson teaches how seminary can help you build and strengthen your testimony. "Effort is required," he says. "But it is effort you will never, ever regret."

Seminary Can Change Lives

Seeking learning is a lifelong pursuit and one that increases our ability to serve the Lord.

Standards: Education - The Glory of God is Intelligence

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