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Episode 27

Monday, October 26

29 min · 14 videos · Church Newsroom, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, RISE ZION, Come, Follow Me / ChurchofJesusChrist.org (For the Strength of Your Youth), Unshaken, The Scriptures Are Real, Jesus Christ in Scripture, Scripture Central, followHIM Podcast

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In this episode

October handbook update: new Young Women age-group names, Sunday schedule guidance, sealings and disability support

0:53

Church Newsroom · 2 min

The official Newsroom overview of the October 2026 General Handbook update.

Dedicate Episode 4: Elder Cook answers young adults' endowment questions in the Salt Lake Temple

5:50

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints · 22 min

Seven young adults visit the Kirtland Temple with a Church historian, then return to the renovated Salt Lake Temple and a visitors' center endowment-room replica, where Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Vargas answer their questions about the endowment.

Rise Zion links handbook update and new FSY formats to the Church's focus on youth

9:05

RISE ZION · 31 min

The "experiments" are new For the Strength of Youth (FSY) conference formats for 2027: day-only sessions at a Utah meetinghouse and institute building, more camp-based sessions, and an all-Spanish conference.

RISE ZION · 20 min

A section-by-section walk through the October 22, 2026 General Handbook update, with commentary on how many of the changes involve children and youth.

Youth classes take up 'Truth Will Make You Free' for November fast Sunday

14:04

Come, Follow Me / ChurchofJesusChrist.org (For the Strength of Your Youth)

Study helps for the first Sunday in November suggest how Young Women classes and Aaronic Priesthood quorums can discuss the "Truth Will Make You Free" chapter of For the Strength of Youth by choosing an eternal truth, reading supporting scripture, sharing personal stories and testimony, and picking an invitation to live each fast Sunday.

Come Follow Me: Jeremiah 31 to 39 and Lamentations, a field bought in wartime and compassions new every morning

16:36

Unshaken · 266 min

Jared Halverson walks chapter by chapter through Jeremiah 30-52 and all five chapters of Lamentations, from the "book of consolation" and the new covenant written on the heart, through the fall of Jerusalem, to the promise that the Lord's compassions "are new every morning."

Unshaken · 34 min

A verse-by-verse devotional on Jeremiah 30 and 31, the "Book of Consolation," building to the promise to weeping Rachel as an anchor for parents praying over a child who has left the faith.

The Scriptures Are Real · 71 min

Kerry Muhlestein walks through Jeremiah's Book of Consolation, the new covenant and the siege of Jerusalem with Dr. George Pierce, then reads Lamentations through Jewish practice with Rabbi Jarrod Grover.

Unshaken · 34 min

A chapter-by-chapter devotional through Jeremiah 24-29, framed by the vision of the good and "naughty" figs: will we listen to true prophets or comforting false ones, and become ripe or rotten?

Jesus Christ in Scripture · 16 min

Tammy Uzelac Hall and Dr. Donald W. Parry use Jeremiah 23 and 28 to lay out scriptural marks of a false prophet, then walk through President Benson's fourteen fundamentals of following the prophet.

Unshaken · 38 min

Unshaken Daily Devotional #300 walks through Jeremiah 20 to 23: Jeremiah beaten and put in the stocks, nearly quitting, then finding the word "as a burning fire shut up in my bones."

Scripture Central · 39 min

John Hilton III walks through five stories from Jeremiah's life (the burned scroll, Hananiah, King Zedekiah, Ebed-Melech, and Johanan's broken promise) to answer one question: what do we do when God's word is hard to accept?

followHIM Podcast · 118 min

Hank Smith and John Bytheway host Alyssa Edwards, a Utah Valley Institute teacher who bridges the gospel and mental health, for the Come, Follow Me lesson on Jeremiah 31 to 39 and Lamentations, centered on the Lord turning mourning into joy.

Scripture Central · 28 min

Lynne Hilton Wilson walks through the women and feminine imagery in the second half of Jeremiah and in Lamentations, from Zedekiah's household and the queen-of-heaven worshippers in Egypt to Jerusalem personified as a widow, and closes on Jeremiah's messianic promises.

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