A group of young women reach out in kindness and charity to a student with a disability, fulfilling her dream and giving everyone something to cheer about. To read more about this inspiring example, visit: http://bit.ly/a5AjWz
President Dieter F. Uchtdorf retells the story of the ugly duckling and urges us to reflect on who we really are—sons and daughters of a glorious Heavenly Father.
Experience what it feels like for a young woman to know her true significance. (2:41)
Elaine S. Dalton, a leader of the Young Women organization, urges young people to develop the strength that comes from living a virtuous life.
Brother David L. Beck highlights the blessings that come when each young man learns and does his duty.
Young women in Alberta, Canada, talk about why their mothers are such good examples for them. Elder M. Russell Ballard teaches about the blessings and importance of the special relationship between mothers and daughters.
A young man in Nevada applied the counsel given by Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and changed his relationship with his father forever.
This world champion has learned how to let God take the reins. (3:40)
A youth group establishes a service club and blesses many people in their community. (3:50)
A young man from California decided between surfing and seminary—and never looked back.
Follow Luke and Sam over several years as they struggle to understand and connect with each other.
A group of young women showed their love by doing for a friend what she could not do for herself.
Are you preparing for your future? Journey with us as Elder Perry teaches us how to prepare. Read Elder Perry's full address: http://bit.ly/9Ws2qV. (3:45)
Meet Brandon Jackson, who shared his time and love with orphans in Honduras and discovered what one teenage boy can do for others.
One boy’s crusade to encourage clean language has far-reaching effects.
While flying in a historic airplane, youth learn about the dangers of pushing the envelope. (7:43)
A World War II fighter pilot teaches youth some essential truths to fly by—and to live by. (6:16)
President Thomas S. Monson speaks to young people about missionary service—a duty for young men and a rewarding option for young women.
On Christmas morning, amid presents and torn wrappings, a young man gets a reminder of the greatest gift of all. (1:46)
Staying in bounds—on the ski slopes and in life—leads to joy and safety.
His basketball dreams almost didn’t come true, but then Tyler Haws learned where hard work and dedication can lead.
Faced with great pain and loss, a teen and his friends in Canada turn to God to find answers to their souls’ deepest questions. (4:43)
By working on their Personal Progress, two young women from Ukraine saw their families’ lives change in ways they had not thought possible. (4:41)
A young man in Honduras was drifting toward a life of apathy, selfishness, and trouble until a friend showed him he was born for so much more.
Have you ever noticed how hard it is to find a modest prom dress? One young woman in Arizona came up with a solution for her community. (5:10)
A video presentation titled “I’m a Young Woman and I Believe!” shown as part of the general Young Women meeting. (5:11)
Out of love, a 13-year-old boy in Arizona pushed himself to the limit so that his friend, who has cerebral palsy, could participate with him in a triathlon. (1:22)
A 13-year-old boy in Arizona fulfilled his Duty to God by pushing himself to the limit so that his friend, who has cerebral palsy, could participate with him in a triathlon.
It’s Friday night—the big rivalry game between two Arizona high school football teams. The quarterbacks are opponents tonight, and tomorrow one of them will baptize the other into the Church of Jesus Christ. (5:01)
Latter-day Saint teens are counseled to stay sexually pure, but what exactly are the limits? Using teachings of modern prophets, this presentation shows how we can find happiness and peace through staying chaste.
While doing what's right is not always popular, Tanya has become president of her school by being a true friend to those around her. (2:51)
Six interfaith youth speak candidly on why they have chosen to be sexually pure.
Marissa, a young woman from Hawaii, loves music not only because singing and dancing are her passion but also because music has led her closer to Heavenly Father. (2:52)
A young boy’s encounter with a scorpion in the Arabian desert can teach us a lot about what we must do to avoid and overcome the venomous sting of sin.
When a little league football player is struck by lightning, his 18-year-old assistant coach must be prepared to use his newly conferred Melchizedek Priesthood authority to call upon the healing powers of heaven.
Elder David A. Bednar warns of the harmful effects digital technologies can have on our souls and invites us to ask ourselves two questions to see if we are using these technologies properly.
When a young woman’s purse is left behind after a dance, adult leaders search through it to find the owner’s identity, which is revealed to them in an unexpected way. (2:40)
President Monson and President Erying encouraged youth to read the Book of Mormon. Youth from Eastern Europe share what they have learned from reading the Book of Mormon and writing down their impressions.
Share in the experience of three Latter-day Saint youth whose hopes are being realized with the dedication of El Salvador’s first temple. (5:51)
Sister Elaine S. Dalton tells of how she learned as a young woman what true beauty means. As a young woman, you were born to be a queen. (2:31)
Members around the world testify that youth can have a powerful influence on their families. (5:08)
A young woman exhibits faith that God will provide a way to meet her family’s basic needs.
A young man exercises faith, and is instrumental in bringing his mother back into full Church activity. (3:25)
With the help of a friend, a young woman in a difficult situation finds hope in the gospel of Jesus Christ. (4:25)
After a trial of her faith, a young woman receives a witness that Heavenly Father truly does answer prayers.
A young woman chooses modesty and virtue over participation in a special event. (3:50)
Luis sets an example for his friend who is not a member of the Church. He said of fulfilling his duties of the Aaronic Priesthood, “I’m representing Jesus Christ, and that’s amazing." (2:51)
Young men share their feelings about what it means to be a worthy holder of the priesthood. As one young man said, “Having the priesthood changes every decision I make." (3:34)
A quorum rallies around a young man who attended scouting activities for years. With their help, he comes to a knowledge of the truthfulness of the restored gospel, and is ordained to the Aaronic priesthood. (3:38)
As two brothers seek to strengthen their own conversion to the gospel of Jesus Christ, they find that they begin to have an effect on those around them. (3:50)
Young men from around the world testify of the blessings of priesthood service and being faithful in fulfilling their Duty to God. (4:04)
A priest finds out his friend has been hospitalized with cancer. His testimony and Christlike example lead her to a knowledge of the truth. (4:42)
A family of six boys shares how missionary work has become a part of their daily lives. (3:44)
At 19, Sid Going was a shoo-in for New Zealand's national rugby team, but he chose to serve a mission first. Elder Neil L. Andersen tells why Sid made the decision and how the blessings of a mission outweigh any sacrifice. (3:31)
President Boyd K. Packer shares an experience in which he was protected during World War II by listening to a prompting from the Spirit and promises youth that they will be protected if they "heed the promptings that come from the Holy Ghost."
Just as athletes must stay within lines to compete in sports, those who are called to labor in the Lord's work must stay within the lines of worthiness.
Elder Shayne M. Bowen teaches: "The Atonement of Jesus Christ is available to each of us. It can clean, reclaim, and sanctify even you." (3:26)
A testimony is necessary to get through the difficult teenage years. President Thomas S. Monson teaches how seminary can help you build and strengthen that testimony. "Effort is required," he says. "But it is effort you will never, ever regret." (4:14)
Youth in Manaus, Brazil, share their excitement and testimonies as they celebrate the dedication of a new temple in their area.
Kuha'o, a blind 15-year-old piano prodigy, freely shares his God given musical gift to bless the lives of everyone who listens. (4:24)
The best way to find truth is to go to the origin, our Heavenly Father, and ask for inspiration through prayer. (4:57)
Just like rock climbing alone can be dangerous, living your life without the help of the Savior can have disastrous consequences. (3:36)
The attributes of Christ depicted in scenes from His life.
John's life may have been very different had he not had the courage to leave a party one evening in Japan. (6:26)
Youth consider what they will do to add stamps to their “spiritual passports” and bless the lives of others.
Youth consider what distractions draw them away from following the Savior.
A young woman from the Philippines shares her faith and hope in knowing that by setting a good example, those around her can return to following the Savior.
One young man overcomes his fears while magnifying his calling. (3:26)
A group of young men share how they use text-messaging to learn scriptures and uplift each other. Elder Scott describes ways we can use text messaging, phones, and more to draw closer to Christ, strengthen others, and increase our gospel knowledge. (2:23)
Young Women in Japan experience joy as they take on the challenge to see how much service they can provide to those around them in 3 days. (3:07)
A young man in California experiences joy as he takes on the challenge to see how much service he can provide to those around him in 3 days. (3:02)
Carol F. McConkie, First Counselor in the Young Women’s Presidency, describes why God calls prophets. A group of youth discover the importance of listening to the right voices when charting their course. (4:16)
“Remember what you are worth.” That is the simple yet powerful message of the 2015 mutual theme song, “Fragile.” We must be kind to others, and when we ourselves are hurt we must turn to Jesus Christ, who knows and loves us always. (3:46)
Regan Rindlisbacher performs her song about having a positive outlook on life, looking for the beauty in the world, and cherishing relationships with those we love.
It is time to give everything we have to becoming the people God hopes we will choose to become. Join the worldwide movement to strive for the best by developing your talents, loving others, seeking education, and serving the Lord.s
Based on the talk, Trifle Not with Sacred Things by Elder Larry S. Kacher. The choices we make in this life greatly affect our eternal life. Are your decisions planted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ? (3:27)
When a young man is tasked with inviting his neighbor and peer to church, he learns it takes more than one try to have success.
Sharing what matters most is not unusual at all – what good things will you share? (2:21)
We live in a world full of conflict, and we will sink without a sense of direction. Jesus Christ provides that direction, and living His teachings will steer us safely home. What will you do to reach up and obtain heavenly help today? (2:43)