Yeah.

Love, share, and invite is just part of their nature, their DNA.

[chuckles] And you know what's so interesting about it is we started serving as the world was coming out of COVID, and our hearts were very tender towards these children who were not gathering, some of them, for well over a year, and they were hungry to be together.

And many of them were instruments in bringing their entire family back to church, knowing that their primary teacher loved them and would be looking for them, or their bishop knew their name.

And so one thing that we started doing as a presidency, as we would go on assignment, is have children's devotionals, where we invited children to conduct the meeting.

They led the music.

They were part of the choir.

Amen.

It is such a privilege to be here with you today.

As I look out at your beautiful, youthful faces, I am reminded of my time as a college student, and that's actually where I met my husband, my sweetheart James, who's here with me today.

We met in a political science class.

There were over 400 students in that class, and I love to sit on the front row because I always joke that that's where the A students sit, right? And I wanted to be an A student.

Well, I noticed at one point that the professor was always on a stage.

And James, instead of looking at the professor, he was looking this way at me.

I like that before he cured his disease, he firstly forgave his sins.

Beautiful.