Jesus Christ

“Our Savior, Jesus Christ, through His atoning sacrifice, made it possible for us to be cleansed and healed, enabling us to fulfill our purpose on earth regardless of decisions of family members, our marital status, physical or mental health, or any other situation.” (Susan H. Porter, Primary General Presidency, “Lessons at the Well,” General Conference, April 2022)

“We can choose to turn to the Savior today for the strength and healing that will enable us to fulfill all that we were sent here to do.” (Susan H. Porter, Primary General Presidency, “Lessons at the Well,” General Conference, April 2022)

“With our eyes on the Savior, we see ourselves for who we really are—a cherished child of God.” (Lisa L. Harkness, Primary General Presidency, “Honoring His Name,” General Conference, October 2019)

“One of the fundamental needs we have in order to grow is to stay connected to our source of light–Jesus Christ.” (Sharon Eubank, Relief Society General Presidency, “Christ: The Light That Shines in Darkness,” General Conference, April 2019)

“When tragedies overtake us, when life hurts so much we can’t breathe, when we’ve taken a beating like the man on the road to Jericho and been left for dead, Jesus comes along and pours oil into our wounds, lifts us tenderly up, takes us to an inn, looks after us.” (Sharon Eubank, Relief Society General Presidency, “Christ: The Light That Shines in Darkness,” General Conference, April 2019)

“The more we learn about, have faith in, and emulate Jesus Christ, the more we come to understand that He is the source of all healing, peace, and eternal progress.” (Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, “That Your Joy Might Be Full,” General Conference, October 2017)

“No matter what we have suffered, He is the source of healing. Those who have experienced any manner of abuse, devastating loss, chronic illness or disabling affliction, untrue accusations, vicious persecution, or spiritual damage from sin or misunderstandings can all be made whole by the Redeemer of the world. However, He will not enter without invitation. We must come unto Him and allow Him to work His miracles.” (Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, “That Your Joy Might Be Full,” General Conference, October 2017)

“As we learn more about Jesus Christ, we develop greater faith in Him and we naturally want to follow His example. Keeping His commandments becomes our greatest desire. Our hearts yearn to relieve others’ suffering, as He did.” (Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society General President, “That Your Joy Might Be Full,” General Conference, October 2017)

“If we would be holy, we must learn to sit at the feet of the Holy One of Israel and give time to holiness. Do we set aside the phone, the never-ending to-do list, and the cares of worldliness?” (Carol F. McConkie, Young Women General Presidency, “The Beauty of Holiness,” General Conference, April 2017)

“Do we see our utter dependence on the grace and mercy of Christ, our Lord? Do we recognize that every good gift, temporal and spiritual, comes to us through Christ?” (Carol F. McConkie, Young Women General Presidency, “The Beauty of Holiness,” General Conference, April 2017)

“As we come unto the Holy One of Israel, His Spirit will come upon us, that we may be filled with joy and receive a remission of sins and peace of conscience.” (Carol F. McConkie, Young Women General Presidency, “The Beauty of Holiness,” General Conference, April 2017)

“Not only are we here to save others but to save ourselves. And that salvation comes from partnering with Jesus Christ, from understanding His grace and His Atonement and His feelings of love for the women of the Church. That happens through things as simple as brushing someone’s hair; sending a note with an inspired, clear, revelatory message of hope and grace; or allowing women to serve us.” (Jenny Reeder, quoted in Linda K. Burton, Relief Society General President, “Certain Women,” General Conference, April 2017)

“Jesus Christ is the perfect embodiment of charity. His premortal offering to be our Savior, His interactions throughout His mortal life, His supernal gift of the Atonement, and His continual efforts to bring us back to our Heavenly Father are the ultimate expressions of charity.” (Jean B. Bingham, Primary General Presidency, “I Will Bring the Light of the Gospel into My Home,” General Conference, October 2016)

“Our Savior will…speak to us in a voice we recognize when we come to Him–for He knows us. He meets us where we are.” (Carole M. Stephens, Relief Society General Presidency, “The Master Healer,” General Conference, October 2016)

“Hope and healing are not found in the dark abyss of secrecy but in the light and love of our Savior, Jesus Christ.” (Carole M. Stephens, Relief Society General Presidency, “The Master Healer,” General Conference, October 2016)

Jesus Christ “does not want us to suffer longer or endure more trials than needed. He does want us to turn to Him and allow Him to ease our burdens, to heal our hearts, and to cleanse our souls through His purifying power.” (Carol F. McConkie, Young Women General Presidency, “The Soul’s Sincere Desire,” General Conference, October 2016)

“When I make Jesus Christ the center of my life, my day goes better, I’m kinder to my loved ones, and I am filled with joy.” (Anonymous young woman, quoted in Mary N. Cook, Young Women General Presidency, “Remember This: Kindness Begins with Me,” General Conference, April 2011)

“We demonstrate our acceptance of Jesus Christ as our Savior when we place our faith in Him, repent of our sins, and receive the saving ordinances required to enter God’s presence.” (Silvia H. Allred, Relief Society General Presidency, “Steadfast and Immovable,” General Conference, October 2010)

“Christ’s invitation to seek Him is an invitation to know who He is, what He has done for us, and what He has asked us to do.” (Cheryl C. Lant, Recently Released Primary General President, “That Our Children Might See the Face of the Savior,” General Conference, April 2010)

“Coming to Christ, and eventually seeing His face, comes only as we draw close to Him through our faith and our actions. It comes through a lifetime of effort.” (Cheryl C. Lant, Recently Released Primary General President, “That Our Children Might See the Face of the Savior,” General Conference, April 2010)

“Whatever happens in life, Jesus Christ has the power to save. Through His divine sacrifice, He has provided the way for us to gain eternal life.” (Barbara Thompson, Relief Society General Presidency, “His Arm Is Sufficient,” General Conference, April 2009)

Jesus Christ “has asked for our assistance in helping one another do the things that will lead to eternal life.” (Barbara Thompson, Relief Society General Presidency, “His Arm Is Sufficient,” General Conference, April 2009)

“Believe the Savior. He will help us. He loves us. He wants us to be happy.” (Barbara Thompson, Relief Society General Presidency, “I Will Strengthen Thee; I Will Help Thee,” General Conference, October 2007)

“The Savior gave His life for each one of us. He knows our joys and our sorrows. He knows my name and your name.” (Sydney S. Reynolds, Primary General Presidency, “He Knows Us; He Loves Us,” General Conference, October 2003)

“As our personal Savior and Redeemer, He invites us, one by one, with outstretched arms to ‘come unto him’ in the most personal ways. Sisters, when a woman accepts the Savior’s invitation, she is strengthened individually, and others are blessed through her righteous influence.” (Anne C. Pingree, Relief Society General Presidency, “Choose Ye Therefore Christ the Lord,” General Conference, October 2003)

“Christ comes to all who are heavy laden; He gives us rest (see Matt. 11:28). He sustains us when we are weary. A wellspring is a flowing well, offering continual refreshment—if we drink of it. Pride can destroy its effects, as can mere inattention. But those who drink deeply not only become whole themselves, but they become a fountain to others, as one spirit nurtures and feeds another.” (Kathleen H. Hughes, Relief Society General Presidency, “Blessed by Living Water,” General Conference, April 2003)