Providing in the Lord’s Way
Members in every dispensation have practiced principles of provident living because the Savior is the architect of the welfare plan.
Through the Years
Revisit key milestones throughout the 75-year existence of the Church’s welfare program with our interactive timeline.
A History of Living Providently
Although the welfare plan was not formalized until 1936, the early Saints recognized the importance of self-reliance and service.
Catching the Vision of Self-Reliance
Members around the world strive to become self-reliant and achieve a balanced life.
The Strength of Many
When we contribute our time, talents, and resources to assist others, we are building the kingdom of God.
Making Principles of Welfare Part of Your Life
Living welfare principles is about putting our faith in Jesus Christ into action.
Increasing Our Compassionate Service by Following the Savior
Although we do not share the Savior’s divine calling, we can share in His ministry by serving one another.
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From General Conference
Remarks from Conference
President Thomas S. Monson
Opportunities to Do Good
President Henry B. Eyring
The Sanctifying Work of Welfare
Bishop H. David Burton
The Essence of Discipleship
Sister Silvia H. Allred
What Have I Done for Someone Today?
President Thomas S. Monson
You Are My Hands
President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
Reflections on a Consecrated Life
Elder D. Todd Christofferson