President Thomas S. Monson Quotes

“Brethren, the Lord knows each of us. Do you think for a moment that He who notes the sparrow’s fall would not be mindful of our needs and our service? We simply cannot afford to attribute to the Son of God the same frailties which we find in ourselves.”

– “The Service That Counts,” general conference, October 1989

“Learn what we should learn. Do what we should do. Be what we should be. By so doing, the blessings of heaven will attend. We will know that we do not serve alone. He who notes the sparrow’s fall will, in His own way, acknowledge our service.”

– “To Learn, To Do, To Be,” general conference, April 1992

“When you were confirmed a member of the church, you received the right to the companionship of the Holy Ghost. He can help you make good choices. When challenged or tempted, you do not need to feel alone. Remember that prayer is the passport to spiritual power.”

– “Preparation Brings Blessing,” general conference, April 2010

Mormonism in Germany

Mormonism in Germany

Germany has had a challenging history, and the stories of the church in Germany are filled with moments of prayer, inspiration, prophecy, and service. Following are three stories told by the Mormon prophet, Thomas S. Monson, about the church’s growth and work in Germany.

Stories of German Mormons

, and have often taken on church leadership under the greatest of challenges. Proof that God Cares Let me illustrate with a personal and treasured experience. For many years my assignments took me into that part of Germany which was behind what was called the Iron...

Miracles

Miracles

Miracles are an important part of the gospel, from Biblical days to the present. Thomas S. Monson shares thoughts and stories on miracles old and new.

Thomas S. Monson Speaks to Youth

Thomas S. Monson Speaks to Youth

The teen years can be challenging, but Thomas S. Monson, president of the Mormons, has great faith in their abilities to grow up well. These quotes contain some of his wise advice to youth.

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