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President Thomas S. Monson

Message from President Thomas S. Monson

“I Ask You to Make Institute a Priority”

“As we contemplate the eternal nature of our choices, educational preparation is a vital factor in our lives. When faced with a lengthy period of schooling, there appears at times to be no light at the tunnel’s end, no dawn to break the darkness! At such times, you need the light that comes from becoming acquainted with the lessons the scriptures teach. You should learn the background and setting of the Master’s parables and the prophets’ admonitions. Study them as though they are speaking to you, for they are!”

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“As you continue your education, I encourage you to take full advantage of the opportunities you will have to learn and grow spiritually by enrolling in and actively participating in institute classes.”

- Elder David A. Bednar, Things as They Really Are, CES Fireside for Young Adults, May 3, 2009 .

A Promise From a Prophet

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“We urge all for whom [Institute] is available to take advantage of it. We do not hesitate to promise that your knowledge of the gospel will be increased, your faith will be strengthened, and you will develop wonderful associations and friendships.”

- President Gordon B. Hinckley, The Miracle Made Possible by Faith, Ensign, May 1984, 61.

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Who Can Attend?

Institutes of religion provide weekday religious instruction for single and married postsecondary students. Young single adults of the appropriate age (generally 18-30) are also welcome to attend.

How Do I Participate?

Just walk in. A friendly face or two will welcome you and tell you about the classes being taught and the activities that are planned.

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