"The moral foundation of our doctrine can be a beacon of light to the world and can be a unifying force to both morality and faith in Jesus Christ, we need to protect our families and be at the forefront together with all people of goodwill in doing everything we can to preserve light, hope, and morality in our communities."

-Quentin L. Cook

(Let There Be Light! October 2010)

"As Latter-day Saints, we need to do our best to preserve light and protect our families and communities from this assault on mortality and religious freedom."

-Quentin L. Cook

(Let There Be Light! October 2010)

"Not one of us could serve without your prayers and without your support."

-Jeffry R. Holland

(Because of Your Faith: October 2010)

"During the Savior's ministry on the American continent, he directed the people to ponder His teachings and to pray for understanding. He healed the sick, and He prayed for the people using language that could not be written. The impact of His prayer was profound: "No one can conceive of the joy which filled our souls at the time we heard him pray for us unto the Father." Imagine what it might have been like to hear the Savior of the world praying for us."

-David A. Bednar (Pray Always: October 2008)

"May we recognize that each one is doing her best to deal with challenges which come her way, and may we strive to do our best to help out."

-Thomas S. Monson

(Charity Never Faileth: October 2010 Relief Society)

"To pity distress is but human; to relieve it is godlike."

-Thomas S. Monson

(Charity Never Faileth: October 2010 Relief Society)

"We build relationships one person at a time - by being sensitive to the needs of others, serving them, and giving of our time and talents."

- Dieter F. Uchtdorf

(Of Things That Matter Most: October 2010)

"Taking time for each other is the key for harmony at home."

- Dieter F. Uchtdorf

(Of Things That Matter Most: October 2010)

"He has cultivated a listening ear that can discern even the faintest whisper of the Spirit signaling the need of someone he can reach and help. Often it is the simple acts that confirm divine love and awareness, but always, always Thomas Monson responds."

-D. Todd Christofferson

(Reflections on a Consecrated Life: October 2010)

"Those who quietly and thoughtfully go about doing good offer a model of consecration."

-D. Todd Christofferson

(Reflections on a Consecrated Life: October 2010)