Building an Innovative “Latter-day Saints without Borders” Organization

Authors

Warner Woodworth

Keywords

Call to action, service, living the gospel

Abstract

This article is a reflection and a call to action for many readers who may share a concern about how to reduce human suffering and empower the poor around the world. It is an attempt to describe stories of Latter-day Saints who became social entrepreneurs by laboring to practice our religion—that is, people willing to help the poor, feed the hungry, serve the homeless, and bless the sick everywhere. Attending sacrament meetings on Sundays, accepting a Church calling, doing weekly temple service, being a neighborhood ministering brother or sister, holding daily prayer and scripture reading—all are well and good. Yet such practices are simply the beginning of truly living the gospel.

Recommended Citation

Woodworth, Warner (2023) "Building an Innovative “Latter-day Saints without Borders” Organization," BYU Studies Quarterly: Vol. 62: Iss. 3, Article 7.
Available at: https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/byusq/vol62/iss3/7