Church Leadership
How old is the prophet?
100
Where will the temple in New Jesey be?
Summit
The suffering of Jesus for our sins is called what?
The Atonement
"Love is an open door"
Anna from Frozen
Elder Neil L. Andersen taught, “____ is a living gift, a gift that grows as we increase our faith in Jesus Christ.” What is the gift?
Hope
Was a Pilot prior to becoming a general authority
Elder Uchtdorf
How many new temple locations did President Nelson announce?
17
Name the four standard works
Book of Mormon
Bible
Pearl of Great Price
Doctrine and Covenants
"You're braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter thank you think."
Christopher Robin
President Dallin H. Oaks taught, “We need to love and do good to all. We need to avoid __________ and be peacemakers in all of our communications. This does not mean to compromise our principles and priorities, but to cease harshly attacking others for theirs.” Fill in the blank.
contention
President Russell M. Nelson said temples prepare a people who will help prepare the world for what?
The Second Coming Of Jesus Christ
"If something is buried in the past, leave it behind."
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
Elder Neil L. Andersen listed five ways individuals can build faith.
Name two of them.
(1) prayer
(2) temple covenants
(3) keeping the commandments
(4) feasting on the scriptures and the words of modern-day prophets
(5) taking the sacrament
Owned a car dealership
M. Russell Ballard
"Wishing will not make it so"
President Thomas S. Monson
Elder David L. Buckner of the Seventy taught, “Jesus Christ has long called His faithful followers His _______. … The Savior uses the term ‘______’ to define a sacred and cherished relationship.”
Fill in the blanks.
Friends, friend
How many temples are being renovated?
Manhattan New York
"Pride is not the opposite of shame, but its source... true humilty is the only antidote to shame."
Uncle Iroh
What marked the beginning of the restoration of all things in this last dispensation.
(hint: Elder McKay of the Seventy talked about it)
The First Vision