Sister Kristin Yee: “Ministering —That Ye Love One Another: As I Have Loved You” Walk with Him

Ministering serves as a fundamental expression of Christ-like love and a core component of baptismal and temple covenants, rather than a mere administrative checklist. By focusing on the Savior’s character, individuals transform their relationships from transactional duties into opportunities for genuine connection and spiritual growth. This practice requires looking outward to serve others, especially when personal circumstances or feelings of loneliness arise. Stories of unexpected interventions, such as the miraculous recovery of a graduation sash or the long-term impact of a ministering family on a young boy, illustrate how being the hands of the Savior answers prayers and strengthens faith. Ultimately, ministering is the way of heaven, inviting disciples to lose themselves in the service of others, thereby finding belonging, healing, and a deeper, more profound relationship with Jesus Christ.