Clearly, the church is making great efforts to bless our brothers and sisters, regardless of their membership in the church, all around the world.

And I hope our Relief Society's sisters feel like they're a part of that.

Whether they have an opportunity to feed the starving child in Africa

or simply help the neighbor across the street,

they're still part of that global effort in providing humanitarian relief.

Whenever we provide relief, temporal or spiritual, we're bringing our brothers and

sisters to Jesus Christ. And the interesting fact, and I think I can say it's a fact now,

is that as we provide temporal relief, we have an opportunity to find the Savior for ourselves.

And how are the sisters doing it in small and simple ways, the way they've always done it?

I'm Sarah Jane Weaver, editor of the church news. Welcome to the church news podcast. We are taking

you on a journey of connection as we discuss news and events of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

During April 2022 General Conference, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

sustained President Camille N. Johnson,

sister J. Annette Dennis, and Sister Kristen M. Yee, as the Church's General Relief Society Presidency.

President Johnson articulated the theme of their global ministry in her April 2023 General Conference

address. We can partner with the Savior to help provide temporal and spiritual

relief for those in need and in the process find our own relief, she said. The leaders of millions

of Relief Society sisters worldwide join the Church News podcast to talk about faith, the Savior

Jesus Christ, and relief. Welcome, ladies, to the podcast today. Thank you.

Thank you. Well, it's so great to have you join us. You've kind of had a few months to

serve together as a presidency. President Johnson, how's it going? Well, I felt confident in the names I

submitted as counselors. And at this point, I feel confident in the names I submitted as counselors.

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