Finding Center

Being a Good Influence Peter M. Johnson, an assistant professor of accounting at BYU when this devotional address was given, will give his remarks.

Gratitude in Connection Catherine H. Black, a BYU professor of dance when this devotional address was given, will give her remarks.

Knowing Our Relationship with God Michelle Marchant, an associate professor in the BYU Department of Counseling Psychology and Special Education when this devotional was given, will give her address.

The Condition of Righteous Living David A. Bednar, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints when he delivered this devotional address, will give his message.

Embracing humility Carl B. Cook, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints when he delivered this devotional address, will give his remarks.

Knowing Where, and Who, We Are. Phillip D. Rash, assistant dean of undergraduate education and director of the BYU Office of First-Year Experience when this devotional was given, will give his remarks.

Becoming Beacons of Righteousness Thomas S. Monson, president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints when this devotional address was given, will give his message.

Procuring Blessings from Heaven David A. Thomas, a BYU professor at the J. Reuben Clark Law School when this devotional address was given, will give his remarks

Growth and Agency Stephen W. Liddle, the academic director of the Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology and a professor of information systems at Brigham Young University when this devotional was given, will give his remarks.

Personal Discovery Mary Anne Prater, chair of the BYU Department of Counseling Psychology and Special Education when this devotional address was given, will give her remarks.

The Lord's Helping Hand Robert H. Todd, a BYU professor of mechanical engineering when this devotional was given, will give his address.

Learning to Trust in God R. Kirk Belnap, BYU associate professor of Arabic and director of the National Middle East Language Resource Center when this devotional address was delivered, will give his talk.

Serving Those Among Us Kirt R. Saville, director of the BYU School of Music at the time of this address, will give his devotional.

Overcoming Hardship Ramona O. Hopkins, professor of psychology and neuroscience when this devotional was given, will give her address.

The Truth in Love Rollin H. Hotchkiss, associate chair of the BYU Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering when this devotional was given, will give his address.

Mercy and Tranquility Leslee Thorne-Murphy, a BYU associate professor in the English Department when this devotional was given, will give her remarks.

Being Edified Through Art K. Newell Dayley, dean of the BYU College of Fine Arts and Communications when this devotional address was given, will give present his talk.

Showing Acceptance and Humility Kent P. Jackson, a BYU professor of ancient scripture when this devotional address was given, will give his remarks.

Learning and Growing Allan F. Packer, a member of the Quorum of the Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints when this devotional was given, will deliver his address.

Sheltering in Salvation LaVell Edwards, retired BYU head football coach when this address was given, will give his remarks.

Taking Direction Ed Eyestone, the BYU track and field director and men’s cross-country coach when this devotional was delivered, will give his address.

Being a Blessing to Others Fred E. Woods, a BYU professor in the Department of Church History and Doctrine and the Richard L. Evans Professor of Religious Understanding when this devotional was given, will give his remarks.

God's Plan to Bless Us R. Kent Crookston, the dean of the BYU College of Biology and Agriculture when this devotional address was given, will deliver his message.

Choosing to Believe David V. Dearden, a BYU professor of chemistry and biochemistry when this devotional address was given, will present his remarks.

How the Scriptures Can Change Us Todd B. Parker, a BYU teaching professor in the Department of Ancient Scripture when this devotional address was given, will give his remarks.