The Saturday Morning Session of the October 2020 General Conference.

Saturday Morning Session

President Nelson teaches that despite adversity, the work of the Lord is moving forward and we can use this time to grow spiritually.

Moving Forward

Elder Bednar teaches that if we prepare and press forward with faith in Jesus Christ, we will be able to overcome adversity.

We Will Prove Them Herewith

Elder Whiting teaches how we can follow the commandment to become more like our Savior, Jesus Christ.

Becoming Like Him

Sister Craig teaches that with the help of the Holy Ghost we can learn to see others and see ourselves as the Savior does.

Eyes to See

Elder Cook encourages members to be a Zion people and dwell in righteousness, becoming an oasis of unity while celebrating diversity.

Hearts Knit in Righteousness and Unity

Elder Rasband encourages us to strive to be “recommended to the Lord” by always following the Savior and being worthy of a temple recommend.

Recommended to the Lord

President Oaks teaches that, with the Savior’s help, it is possible to obey and seek to improve our nation’s laws and also to love our adversaries and our enemies.

Love Your Enemies

The Saturday Afternoon Session of the October 2020 General Conference.

Saturday Afternoon Session

President Henry B. Eyring presents Church leaders for a sustaining vote.

The Sustaining of Church Officers

Elder Christofferson teaches that the truth of God points a way to personal happiness and community well-being now and to peace and joy hereafter.

Sustainable Societies

Brother Lund teaches that young people can find joy in Christ by helping others along the covenant path through the Children and Youth program.

Finding Joy in Christ

Elder Gong describes how God’s promises to bless all nations are being fulfilled, in small and simple ways, throughout the world.

All Nations, Kindreds, and Tongues

Bishop Waddell teaches that we should seek inspiration and rely on gospel principles to become more self-reliant.

There Was Bread

Elder Holland describes how the suffering and Atonement of Jesus Christ can turn the misery of sin and adversity into joy.

The Exquisite Gift of the Son

Elder Jackson teaches that we can all celebrate our individual earthly cultures while being part of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The Culture of Christ

Elder Uchtdorf teaches that as we endure our trials, God’s love and the blessings of the gospel will help us move forward and upward to heights unimagined.

God Will Do Something Unimaginable

The Women’s Session of the October 2020 General Conference.

Women’s Session

Sister Eubank teaches us how we can achieve greater unity with each other and thus obtain greater power from God.

By Union of Feeling We Obtain Power with God

Sister Craven teaches that through Jesus Christ, we can make lasting changes and become more like Him.

Keep the Change

Sister Franco teaches that through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, we can all be mended and healed.

The Healing Power of Jesus Christ

A gentle video montage of women around the world engaging in varied circumstances of service, challenge, and connection.

The Light That Shineth in Darkness

President Eyring teaches that women will be key to the gathering of Israel and the creation of a Zion people who will dwell in peace in the New Jerusalem.

Sisters in Zion

President Oaks teaches that because of the gospel we can be of good cheer, even in the midst of challenges and adversity.

Be of Good Cheer

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ASL: October 2020