"My friends, I testify that we can and will feel God’s love for us as we faithfully journey through this mortal life “doin’ the plan.” We can trust in and feel His love as we seek Him and use the abundant help He has given us for our safety and happiness.".

"Please do not think that you are out of the reach of His atonement. Whatever mistakes you have made or perceived imperfections you see in yourself, do not disconnect yourself from him because you feel inadequate or unworthy of His love! His mercy and grace are infinite.".

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"Our Father has given us so many ways to stay connected with him and our Savior, but we have to use our agency to clip into them and receive divine help.".

"Our Father in Heaven wants us to choose for ourselves, but that doesn't mean that he doesn't want to be involved. Instead, His perfect plan made it possible for us to have help in this life. Although we need to learn through disappointment, sorrow and even failure at times. ".

"We do not become good or righteous just by doing the right things like getting baptized; rather, we need to choose to do the right things.".

"The inclusion of religion and faith–and our living that faith is the key ingredient. It is the antidote to the challenges we face in every aspect of our lives–at home, in our communities, in our workplace, in our nation, and in our world.".

"What religion does provide is increased protection against the impacts of mental illness challenges by providing hope, a sense of purpose, and social and safety networks that make such a powerful difference for those facing mental health challenges.".

"A key component of your contribution to social cohesion and unity is your commitment to living your faith, and your willingness to allow others to live theirs.".

"Higher levels of religious participation are associated with greater willingness to connect across differences of many types, including racial, socio-economic, religious, and political differences.".

"I started to see my faith in Christ and my educational endeavors as one and the same. I discovered that my faith was the foundational strength, enabler, and magnifier of my learning.".

“My faith in Christ is my greatest strength at all times, and in all things, and in all places.”.

"We may fear, mourn, or feel anxious that something in our future could lead to pain and suffering. Not all those experiences are ones we can avoid. In those painful moments, we can still choose to link arms with the Savior and seek His help." - Sherami Jara.

"It can be hard to “Be not afraid; only believe.” We may do it imperfectly, in fact. Even then, Heavenly Father and our Savior work with us to increase our faith and works in ways that help us become who They know we can be!" - Sherami Jara.

"Think about blessings you have received or moments of personal revelation; remember the moments when you felt His love, peace, or guidance. You are His child, and He loves you; nothing you do, say, or think will change that eternal truth." - Sherami Jara.

"Love fills us with Christlike compassion, not just for others, but also for ourselves, helping us overcome hate, selfishness, and contention." - Sherami Jara.

"Fear, even when subtle or disguised as caution or hesitation, can keep us from becoming who the Lord is inviting us to be." - Sherami Jara.

“Your Heavenly Father will turn the moments of existential wobble into times of exponential growth as you turn to Him and rely on the Savior.” - Dawan L. Coombs.

“The Savior’s Atonement fills the gap in our paths between where we are and where we need to be. What he asks of us is that we repent and keep trying to move forward.” - Dawan L. Coombs.

“Christ is the only answer. Only He can offer forgiveness from our sins. Only He can heal us from the effects of others’ sins as well as our own.” - Dawan L. Coombs.

“The Savior’s Atonement is the crucial piece, not just of the plan, but of our plan.” - Dawan L. Coombs.