In his first address following medical leave, President Kauwe and his wife explained how the BYU–Hawaii capstone experience helps students love and serve others.

"Every hymn you sing, every text you send, every journal entry you write is an opportunity to add something good to the world," said Burke Olsen, Deseret News publisher, in an Ensign College devotional.

Earbuds, cellphones can become ways to avoid awkward human interactions that are also critical to one’s ability to serve God’s children, said BYU President Reese.

Standing in the Sacred Grove Historic Site, BYU–Pathway Worldwide President Brian K. Ashton invited students around the world to follow Joseph Smith’s example and pray in faith.

“Have total confidence that Jesus Christ will always be your strength,” invited Bishop Sean Douglas at the Provo MTC.

Elder Patrick Kearon of the Quorum of the Twelve invited listeners during BYU Education Week to "slow down and turn more easily and comfortingly to Christ, and bask in His promised peace."

Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles shared principles to strengthen faith in Jesus Christ, during a broadcast to BYU–Pathway Worldwide students.

"The common denominator of your influence on others and on organizations will be your character," Brother David J. Wunderli of the Young Men general presidency told BYU–Idaho graduates.

The Savior’s condescension and ascension make possible His ability to enter individual stories, the Young Women general president said.

Inviting them to be a light, Apostle ministered to young adults in Quezon City and Cebu and training missionaries during his ministry in the Philippines.

"Rediscover what a blessing it is to be part of this dispensation," said Elder Caussé.

Elder Neil L. Andersen testified to missionaries serving in Bacolod, Philippines, area of the power of temples on eve of temple dedication.

"Seek knowledge, serve others and trust in the Lord’s plan," Elder Edward Dube of the Presidency of the Seventy said in a BYU–Pathway Worldwide devotional.

"We worship a compensatory God who heals, restores, gathers, sanctifies, exalts and fixes things that are broken," Sister Amy A. Wright of the Primary general presidency testified in an Ensign College devotional.

Elder Mark A. Bragg, a General Authority Seventy, shared what he has learned about loss, heartbreak and hope through Jesus Christ at a BYU–Idaho devotional.

Elder Neil L. Andersen addressed hundreds of young adults in Southern California during a devotional on Saturday, May 16.

At a BYU–Idaho devotional, Elder B. Corey Cuvelier gave scriptural examples, five principles and an invitation for people to evaluate their standing before God.

President and Sister Ashton spoke to BYU–Pathway Worldwide students about the blessings of having the Holy Ghost's constant companionship during their education and beyond.

President Bruce C. Kusch highlighted a unique characteristic of Ensign College at the first devotional of the spring semester.

In the first devotional of spring semester, President and Sister Haws offered Christ-centered counsel for students.