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We had the privilege of sitting at the feet of President Uchtdorf just two weeks ago. It was the greatest spiritual feast I have ever been a part of. There is no doubt in my mind that God called President Monson, President Eyring. And President Uchtdorf to lead the Church of Jesus Christ here on earth. We love them and sustain them.
Enjoyed watching the Press Conference. Truly President Uchtdorf is handsome and pleasant to watch. I thought he was the power of the group. I love President Eyring and President Monson.
What a well written article! I loved the "Joyfully Overwhelmed" comment. This expresses so well how all of us should approach life's new challenges. It is so Positive! I feel we are getting a real "dream team" in this new presidency. I am looking forward to the great leadership and service they will give.
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