Sunday Morning Session October 2015

President Russell M. Nelson extols the contributions made by women to the Church and community. He encourages women to keep their covenants.

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir sings “Arise, O God, and Shine.”

"As we follow the example of the Savior, ours will be the opportunity to be a light in the lives of others." —Thomas S. Monson

President Thomas S. Monson teaches us to be “an example of the believers” and a light to the world. I doing so, we will stand out, but as we make Christ the center of our lives, our fears will be replaced by courage.

"The culminating act of all Creation was the creation of woman!" —Russell M. Nelson

”God is our loving Heavenly Father. We are His children. He weeps with us when we suffer and rejoices when we do what is right.” —Gary E. Stevenson

The choir and congregation sing “How Firm a Foundation.”

Elder Rasband expresses gratitude for and testifies of the Savior’s love and Atonement, and he encourages Latter-day Saints to reach out to others with love.

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir sings “If the Savior Stood Beside Me.”

Gregory A. Schwitzer encourages Latter-day Saints to testify boldly and clearly in defense of Jesus Christ's Church and doctrine.

"There is no choice, sin, or mistake that you or anyone else can make that will change His love for you or for them." —Ronald A. Rasband

Elder Gary E. Stevenson describes his call to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and bears his testimony of the plain and precious truths of the gospel.

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir sings “Redeemer of Israel.”

"To effectively serve others, we must see them through a parent’s eyes, through Heavenly Father’s eyes." —Dale G. Renlund

Elder Costa teaches how pondering the life and Atonement of Christ can make the sacrament more meaningful and invite the companionship of the Spirit.

Henry B. Eyring encourages members to seek the companionship of the Holy Ghost, who provides protection, guidance, and comfort.

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir sings “The Spirit of God.”

Dale G. Renlund teaches that to truly serve others, we need to see them as Heavenly Father sees them.

"The truths that mark the way home to God are verified by the Holy Ghost." —Henry B. Eyring