Brothers and sisters, I feel truly humbled to be celebrating my 101st birthday with my children so close—whether in person or forever in my heart.
Even though those pictured are all adults with children, grandchildren, and even a great grandchild of their own, I still feel the tenderness I felt for them when they were small enough to rock in my arms.
From then to now, I’ve done my best to teach them the gospel of Jesus Christ. The glad tidings I have taught them are the same lessons I have often shared with you.
God is our Father. We are His children. Jesus Christ is the Son of God. This is His Church, which is reflected in the name He gave it. It is only through Jesus Christ’s Atonement that we can repent of our sins and return to God’s presence.
We will find joy in life as we “think celestial” and follow the covenant path that begins with baptism and leads us to The House of The Lord. God speaks to us when we make the effort to hear Him. The world needs peacemakers, so please be kind.
Thank you for your faithfulness. Thank you for expressing gratitude. Thank you for your prayers. You inspire me to strive to become a better disciple of Jesus Christ.
Hi everyone! We’re super excited to share some updates on Sketchbook 2 and the future of The Art Of Murder with you all later this week! Thank you so much for everyone’s continued support and excitement for the series always!! 💖🥰
On his 101st birthday today, September 9, 2025, Prophet and President Russell M. Nelson is celebrated not just for his longevity but also for his loving personal outreach around the world. When he became president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 2018, the then-93-year-old Apostle quickly made his way to meet Church members far away from Salt Lake City.
The prophet logged over 115,000 miles, visiting 35 nations in his first two years at the helm.
Learn more on Church Newsroom.
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@DeathTempler@glitch_prod Is it an unhealthy obsession
Oh probably
But let’s be real-
Actually let’s not be real I don’t want to admit that it’s an unhealthy obsession