October 2026 General Conference › Your six-month plan
Your six-month plan
28 direct invitations from this conference, in the speakers' own words, starting with President Oaks. Choose one to three, turn each into a specific commitment, and check in each week until the next conference.
Choose what to work on
Only direct invitations are listed: sentences where a speaker said “I invite,” “let us,” “please,” “I urge,” “I plead,” or the like. Each is shown in the speaker's exact words. Why turn one into a “when” and a “what”? People who decide exactly when and how they will act are much more likely to follow through than people who only intend to (Gollwitzer & Sheeran, 2006).
President Dallin H. Oaks's invitations
All 2 invitations like this
“I call upon all to act on these truths and to share them with others that we may all draw closer to Jesus Christ, our Savior.”President Oaks · T27.18
“I invite you to do something that is as simple as gospel fruit is delicious: love, share, and invite.”Elder Stevenson · T34.20
All 2 invitations like this
“As the talks of this conference are published, we invite all to study and ponder them prayerfully and to act in faith on the principles they explain.”President Oaks · T37.02
“let us not be guilty of holding ‘the oracles of God … as a light thing’”Elder Sikahema · T04.26
His earlier invitations, repeated by other speakers
All 7 invitations like this
“let us follow Him by forgoing contention and by using the language and methods of peacemakers. In our families and other personal relationships, let us avoid what is harsh and hateful.”Elder Kyungu · T25.01 President Dallin H. Oaks, quoted by Elder Kyungu
“Let us avoid what is harsh and hateful. Let us seek to be holy, like our Savior.”Elder Rasband · T18.13 President Dallin H. Oaks, quoted by Elder Rasband
“let us use words that encourage understanding and peace”Elder Kyungu · T25.13
“let us fill our hearts with the true doctrine of Christ”Elder Kyungu · T25.15
“Let us repent for the harsh language and expressions that have offended our friends, leaders, family members, or colleagues.”Elder Kyungu · T25.16
“Let us pray for peaceful communication among us, regardless of the difference in our opinions.”Elder Kyungu · T25.16
“Let us use the language that uplifts, edifies, comforts, and brings people together.”Elder Kyungu · T25.16
Covenants as living, protective, generational power
All 4 invitations like this
“Please let us never speak of a temple as big or small, elaborate or plain.”Elder Gong · T01.26
“let us celebrate and treasure even more the spiritual blessings temples bring”Elder Gong · T01.19
“let us always be grateful for the gifts of eternity sacred temples bring”Elder Gong · T01.27
“please consider saving for and buying your own ceremonial temple clothes”Elder Gong · T01.29
Adversity reframed: purposeful, not prevented
Christ as the active agent: grace that lifts and carries
Discipleship as striving, not prior perfection
All 2 invitations like this
“Please ‘do not procrastinate the day of your repentance until the end.’”Elder Gong · T01.13
“Let us ponder about the changes that we need to make in our lives”Elder Lebethoa · T32.17
Seeing and ministering to the one
All 5 invitations like this
“let us pray every day for eyes to see the divine appointments God places before us!”President Farnes · T10.39
“Let us put compassion into action and minister to the person in front of us.”President Farnes · T10.39
“I plead with you as disciples of Jesus Christ to pray to see others as He sees them and to treat them accordingly.”President Chibota · T20.08
“This week, I invite you to: Learn the name of someone who may feel unseen.”President Chibota · T20.18
“Pray to see others as Heavenly Father sees them.”President Chibota · T20.20
Divine identity and unearned love over labels
All 2 invitations like this
“I invite you to study the thirteenth article of faith and to create your own list of aspirations.”Sister Muñoz Spannaus · T29.21
“I invite you to look at your life and what you want to achieve with enthusiasm and the certainty that your Father in Heaven will guide you on that journey”Sister Muñoz Spannaus · T29.03
Truth with love: peacemaking, unity, and boundaries
All 2 invitations like this
“I invite you to join the Christ-centered unity we are trying to build.”President Uchtdorf · T28.29
“Please, come and see, come and help, and come and belong.”President Uchtdorf · T28.29
Small consistent practices and guarded attention
A giving economy: sacrificial laws vs something for nothing
All 2 invitations like this
“my plea again is not only to refrain from gambling but to use the time and resources saved thereby for doing good”President Christofferson · T08.25
“Today, I am pleading with all of us to live life on a higher plane.”President Christofferson · T08.24
Witness and invitation
All 2 invitations like this
“I invite you to look each day for opportunities, as prompted by the Holy Ghost, to bear witness of Jesus Christ and His restored gospel”Elder Caussé · T03.31
“Please trust it, nurture it, and bear it, because it is uniquely yours.”Elder Caussé · T03.14
All 2 invitations like this
“these two great commandments become one simple invitation: Love the Lord and love those you teach.”Brother Reid · T35.15
“the invitation is the same. Come unto the Master Teacher. Learn of Him. Love Him.”Brother Reid · T35.43
All 2 invitations like this
“To all the rising generation of the Church, I invite you to place serving a full-time mission high on your list.”Bishop Douglas · T07.13
“I invite each of you to substitute your name for Thomas’s”Bishop Douglas · T07.17
President Dallin H. Oaks also gave this direct counsel
These sentences are direct instructions rather than invitations, so they are not counted in the list above. They are his exact words.
“Focus on developing your faith in God and the mission of His Son, Jesus Christ.”President Oaks · T27.05
“Hold on to the first article of faith even if something else is uncertain. And while you wait, wait upon the Lord”President Oaks · T27.06
“Never let your secular learning limit your spiritual horizons.”President Oaks · T27.07
“Protect yourself with the weekly renewing of your covenants by partaking of the sacrament and with consistent efforts to live according to those sacred covenants.”President Oaks · T27.10
“Join us at TempleSquare.org or through the Temple Square app to learn more.”President Oaks · T37.04
Your plan is saved in this browser on this device. It is stored online only if you choose to create a private link. Privacy