The General Women’s Session of the October 2017 General Conference.

General Women's Session

Sister Eubank encourages Latter-day Saint women to follow the charge given by President Spencer W. Kimball to be righteous, articulate, different, and distinct.

Turn On Your Light

Sister Marriott shares God‘s invitation to draw near unto Him and testifies of the Savior’s power to close the gap that separates us from Him.

Abiding in God and Repairing the Breach

Sister Jones teaches that the Spirit can confirm to us the truth of our divine worth. Our love for the Savior can help us overcome weaknesses and self-doubts.

Value beyond Measure

President Uchtdorf tells a parable of three sisters—sad, mad, and glad—to teach that we are children of God and that the path of discipleship leads to joy.

Three Sisters

The Saturday Morning Session of the October 2017 General Conference.

Saturday Morning Session

President Uchtdorf teaches that turning to the Lord will make our lives better and will help us make the lives of others better.

A Yearning for Home

Sister Oscarson teaches us to serve those closest to us: our families, friends, ward and community members. The essence of living the gospel is service.

The Needs before Us

Elder Oaks describes how the doctrine in the family proclamation helps prepare us for exaltation and guides us through modern challenges that face the family.

The Plan and the Proclamation

Elder Pingree testifies that God has a work for all of us. He also shares principles to help us perform that work and warns of ways Satan will oppose us.

"I Have a Work for Thee"

Elder Christofferson invites us to pursue holiness by accepting the Savior’s invitation to figuratively partake of His flesh and drink His blood.

The Living Bread Which Came Down from Heaven

Elder Holland teaches that in responding to the commandment to be perfect, we should not get discouraged but should persevere to achieve the goal in eternity.

Be Ye Therefore Perfect—Eventually

The Saturday Afternoon Session of the October 2017 General Conference.

Saturday Afternoon Session

President Eyring presents the names of general Church leaders for a sustaining vote.

The Sustaining of Church Officers

Elder Stevenson likens a solar eclipse to a spiritual eclipse. A gospel perspective can help us overcome pride and use social media to inspire others.

Spiritual Eclipse

Brother Owen teaches that repentance is a gift offered by the Savior. Like the prodigal son, we make daily choices that will lead us to our Heavenly Father.

Repentance Is Always Positive

Elder Cook teaches that humility is essential in helping the Lord establish His Church and in helping prepare individuals to meet God.

The Eternal Everyday

Elder Rasband explains that our lives are part of the Lord’s divine design and that He will guide us when we strive to be righteous.

By Divine Design

Elder Haleck encourages us to have the "widow’s heart," promising that the Lord will bless us as we do all we can to help to build up the kingdom of God.

The Heart of the Widow

President Nelson explains the importance of the Book of Mormon, testifies that it teaches of Christ, and encourages us to prayerfully study it every day.

The Book of Mormon: What Would Your Life Be Like without It?

The General Priesthood Session of the October 2017 General Conference.

General Priesthood Session

Elder Renlund teaches that the role of the priesthood is to deliver to God's children the opportunity to benefit from the Savior's atoning power.

The Priesthood and the Savior’s Atoning Power

Elder Evans teaches that we can strengthen our testimonies by sincerely seeking answers, studying the scriptures, repenting, and keeping the commandments.

The Truth of All Things

Elder Maynes teaches that earning the trust of the Lord requires us to first trust Him. Having “integrity of heart” will help us be true to our covenants.

Earning the Trust of the Lord and Your Family

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ASL: October 2017