Happy Birthday to President Russell M. Nelson, from all of us at BYU! Thank you for your lifetime of leadership and for your inspiring messages, delivered at BYU devotionals and around the world. #BYUDevo #PresidentNelson101 | BYU Speeches

President Nelson knew what he wanted to be known for. He shared this simple, three sentence eulogy in a 1984 BYU devotional. As we come together to celebrate the life of Russell M. Nelson and lay his mortal frame to rest, we echo his own words in a final tribute: He selflessly served others. He had a loving and faithful family. He lived in accordance with his unshakable faith in God. From “Begin with the End in Mind,” given September 30, 1984. #RMN #PresidentNelsonFuneral #ProphetoftheLord #Eulo

Following the death of President Russell M. Nelson, leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "It's Worth Mentioning" hosted by Rett Nelson looks back on the leader's life, his connections to eastern Idaho, and the history of the faith in the Gem State. https://www.eastidahonews.com/2025/10/the-passing-of-the-lds-churchs-oldest-president-and-the-faiths-beginnings-in-eastern-idaho/ | East Idaho News

Thirty-four years ago, President Russell M. Nelson set aside his career as a world-renowned heart surgeon for what, to him, was the higher calling of apostolic ministry. Today, he was called as the 17th president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Tune in TONIGHT at 6:30 on KSL 5 TV as we take a look at his life so far. | KSL 5 TV

121K views · 20K reactions | For decades now, the Church has taken extensive measures to protect—in particular—children from abuse. There are many aids on the Church website. I invite you to study them. These guidelines are in place to protect the innocent. I urge each of us to be alert to anyone who might be in danger of being abused and to act promptly to protect them. The Savior will not tolerate abuse, and as His disciples, neither can we. | Russell M. Nelson | Facebook