The person whose voice is heard in this excerpt.

Elder Stevenson said: “[His] call to the Twelve 34 years ago ended a professional medical career of strengthening and repairing hearts. It began a ministry as an apostle devoted to strengthening and repairing hearts of countless tens of thousands around the world.” He was speaking about this person.

The person whose portrait appears here.

In keeping with tradition, the members of this group were the last three speakers of the General Priesthood Meeting.

Elder Soares shares this first name with former US President Grant as well as a famous novel by James Joyce.

The person whose voice is heard in this excerpt.

Sister Oscarson said: “They have talents, unlimited enthusiasm and energy, and they are compassionate and caring. They want to be of service. They need to know they are valued and essential in the work of salvation.” She was speaking about this amazing group of people in the Church.

The person whose portrait appears here.

Elders Christofferson and Rasband further explained an important change as announced by this person.

This name of President Nelson’s wife is also used by a popular fast-food chain.

The person whose voice is heard in this excerpt.

This person hoped we would not be like a bumper sticker he had seen which stated, “If I honk, you’ve been home taught!”

The person whose portrait appears here.

The only leader to speak twice in the Priesthood Session.

This new apostle’s last name is the same as an Asian percussion instrument.

The person whose voice is heard in this excerpt.

Pres. Oaks quoted this previous LDS President, who said: “You see, when one becomes a holder of the priesthood, he becomes an agent of the Lord. He should think of his calling as though he were on the Lord’s errand.”

The person whose portrait appears here. Hint: his first name is a Fiji version of Daniel.

Before singing the final hymn, Rise Up, Oh Men of God, Pres. Nelson had all quorums separately do this.

This apostle has the same first name as the McDonald’s mascot.

The person whose voice is heard in this excerpt.

Elder Godoy talked about a young boy who was dying who uttered this particular phrase, which should help us value each moment more sincerely.

The person whose portrait appears here. Hint: his last name is the same as Luke’s uncle in Star Wars.

Elder Rasband quoted the hymn Behold, A Royal Army to emphasize the refrain of this single word as a battle cry for the army of the Lord.

This nickname of Pres. Henry B. Eyring is also the name of a stubborn computer in the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey.