Sister Wright News Today

Sister Amy A. Wright, first counselor in the Primary general presidency, ministers in Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia and Vietnam

During a BYU–Hawaii devotional, Sister Amy A. Wright shared truths from Joseph Smith’s First Vision and invited everyone to seek personal revelation and understand priesthood power.

Wright garnered national media attention after Georgia-based developer Bailey Point Investment sued her in February in what she feared was a financial bullying tactic to get her to move.

All nine sisters serving in the Relief Society, Young Women and Primary general presidencies testified of Jesus Christ, taught children, youth, young adults and women in the Americas, Africa and Pacific in September.

Sister Amy A. Wright and Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus from the Primary and Young Women general presidencies visited several countries in the Pacific this month, focusing on ministering to children and youth.

Elder Gerrit W. Gong told a story of ancestors and other Church leaders shared messages about Joseph Smith Papers conference, repentance, and welcoming others in social media posts Sept. 9-15.

Elder Ronald A. Rasband shared on social about ministering in central Africa and visiting the site of the Nairobi Kenya Temple, and President Camille N. Johnson expressed concern for victims of the Hawaii wildfires.

President Russell M. Nelson asked for examples of peacemakers, Elder David A. Bednar and Sister Susan Bednar led tours through the new Bentonville Arkansas Temple, plus 7 other stories about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from the Church News the week of June 11-17.

In devotionals and training in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, Sister Michelle D. Craig and Sister Amy A. Wright spoke of the need to strengthen testimonies in Jesus Christ.

Sister Michelle D. Craig, Sister Amy A. Wright, and Sister J. Anette Dennis visited children, youth and women in Puebla, Mexico.