While we should strive to offer comfort and healing, it’s okay to acknowledge our human need for respite and distraction.

We must actively repair and strengthen our relationships and communities to participate in the gathering of Israel and the building of Zion.

Gratitude, though powerful, cannot heal wounds alone. Prayer and gratitude, however, can be powerful tools for healing.

Our nation needs healers who embody patience, generosity, and tolerance, leading others to the source of true safety and happiness.

Christ’s healing commands align with MWEG principles, promoting peacemaking and sharing the Savior’s healing and peace.