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Truman G. Madsen | BYU SpeechesBYU Speeches Truman G Madsen is known throughout Latter-day Saint and secular spheres as an earnest and respected writer, orator, scholar, and philosopher As a tireless supporter of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ, his works have inspired readers and listeners for decades Early Life Missionary Service Truman Grant Madsen was born December 13, 1926, in Salt Lake City, Utah Named in honor of Truman
Yoshihiko Kikuchi | BYU SpeechesBYU Speeches Yoshihiko Kikuchi was born on July 25, 1941, in Horoizumi, Hokkaidō, Japan When he was a young boy, his father—a fisherman by trade—was killed by an American submarine attack just two weeks before the Japanese surrender marked the end of World War II Because the Kikuchi family suffered financially, after graduating from junior high school, young Yoshihiko decided not to attend senior
Bruce C. Hafen | BYU SpeechesBYU Speeches The two were married in 1964 in the St George Temple They raised seven children together in a home where music, outdoor fun, and the gospel tied everyone together in love After practicing law in Salt Lake City for four years, Bruce C Hafen returned to BYU to be an assistant to President Dallin H Oaks
Covenants | Topics Archive | BYU SpeechesBYU Speeches We make further covenants with God in the temple through sacred ordinances, or ceremonies Making and keeping covenants is essential to returning to God’s presence and living with Him in the next life When we take the sacrament each week in Sunday meetings, we renew the covenants we previously made and recommit to be true to them
Vaughn J. Featherstone | BYU SpeechesBYU Speeches Soon after high school, Vaughn J Featherstone married his sweetheart, Merlene Miner, in the Salt Lake Temple They raised six children together, five sons and one daughter As his career and Church service became more demanding, Elder Featherstone made sure to make his family a top priority