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Seminary is more than just a class. It's a place of reverence to learn, grow, and feel close to Jesus Christ. You belong here. You are important. You are needed.

“Reverence is the soul of true religion. Its seedbed is sincerity.” — President Marion G. Romney

Let's learn together

In seminary, we study the gospel of Jesus Christ together. You'll learn:

Self-discipline helps you make good choices.
Hope gives you strength when life is hard.
Christ's teachings can guide every part of your life.

“The future is as bright as your faith.” — President Thomas S. Monson

“If our lives and our faith are centered upon Jesus Christ and His restored gospel, nothing can ever go permanently wrong.” — President Howard W. Hunter

You belong here

Your thoughts and questions matter. Seminary is a safe place to ask, learn, and feel the Spirit. You'll make friends, feel peace, and grow closer to the Savior.

“Don't you quit. You keep walking. You keep trying. There is help and happiness ahead.” — Elder Jeffrey R. Holland

“Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28

Blessings of Seminary

You will see blessings in your life as you begin to come to seminary.

President Hinckley promised, “Your knowledge of the gospel will be increased, your faith will be strengthened, and you will develop wonderful associations and friendships.”
President Monson said, “Seminary will help you to understand and rely on the teachings and Atonement of Jesus Christ. You will feel the Spirit of the Lord as you learn to love the scriptures.” He also promised, “Seminary can change lives.”
President Nelson promised, “As you participate in seminary, you will feel a sense of belonging. You will learn alongside faithful friends and inspiring teachers.”

Most importantly, seminary will help you to know your Savior, Jesus Christ, and deepen your conversion to Him and to His restored gospel.

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