Brigham Young University–Hawaii
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Devotionals and Lectures
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
January 28, 2020
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News & Devotionals
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Elder Vai Siakhema, Of the Seventy
President Russell M. Nelson has said that the pursuit of an education is a “religious obligation”... My parents couldn’t afford private schools or even private tutoring. Yet, Barbara Nielsen, Ned Brimley, Marty Klein and a host of others, answered my mother’s prayers that her children would be educated.
President Russell M. Nelson has said that the pursuit of an education is a “religious obligation”... My parents couldn’t afford private schools or even private tutoring. Yet, Barbara Nielsen, Ned Brimley, Marty Klein and a host of others, answered my mother’s prayers that her children would be educated.
BYU–Hawaii Commencement Address by Bonnie H. Cordon, Young Woman's General President
I invite you to be intentional in seeking Christ first. Let the Lord’s voice be the first sound you hear each day. At times, the wisdom of the world will be at odds with God’s message, but if you have heard Him first, then you will recognize and be able to discern the truth.
I invite you to be intentional in seeking Christ first. Let the Lord’s voice be the first sound you hear each day. At times, the wisdom of the world will be at odds with God’s message, but if you have heard Him first, then you will recognize and be able to discern the truth.
BYU–Hawaii Commencement President's Address by President John S. Tanner
So we as your parents and your alma mater send you graduates sallying forth today, like Adam and Eve, out of paradise into a world of opposition and risk, but also of greater possibilities for growth, service, and joy.
So we as your parents and your alma mater send you graduates sallying forth today, like Adam and Eve, out of paradise into a world of opposition and risk, but also of greater possibilities for growth, service, and joy.
Read President Tanner's most recent Pacific Pondering as he discusses the doctrine of the redemption of the dead.