Gordon B. Hinckley
15th President (1995-2008); temple-building, public outreach, and 'Standing for Something.'
35 documents · 6 libraries · 1995–2025
Emphasis over time
Peak: 5 documents in 1995
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- General Conference20 documents
- BYU Speeches5 documents
- Religious Educator4 documents
- Scripture Central3 documents
- Liahona Articles2 documents
- BYU Studies1 document
Latest
Scripture Central
How Did Modern Prophets Celebrate Christmas? — Part 3 (opens in a new tab)
Dec 2025
Scripture Central
Why Did the Church Issue the Family Proclamation? (opens in a new tab)
Dec 2025
Religious Educator
Barbara Morgan Gardner and Olivia Osguthorpe · 2023
BYU Speeches
“Give Heed to the Words of the Prophets” (opens in a new tab)
Quentin L. Cook · Aug 2022
Liahona Articles
The Words of a Future Prophet Changed My Life (opens in a new tab)
Lynne Taylor · Aug 2022
Liahona Articles
February 1998: A Prophetic Promise of a Temple (opens in a new tab)
Julie Brough · Feb 2022
Scripture Central
Scripture Central · Oct 2020
Religious Educator
The History of Preach My Gospel (opens in a new tab)
Benjamin Hyrum White · 2013
BYU Speeches
Principles from Prophets (opens in a new tab)
Thomas S. Monson · Sep 2009
BYU Speeches
“Prophetic Priorities” (opens in a new tab)
Richard G Hinckley · May 2007
Earliest
General Conference
“Deny Yourselves of All Ungodliness” (opens in a new tab)
Neal A. Maxwell · Apr 1995
Most frequent voices
- David B. Haight4 documents
- Thomas S. Monson2 documents
People with the most documents on this topic.
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