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Groundbreaking scheduled for November at Cuernavaca Mexico Temple

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Groundbreaking scheduled for November at Cuernavaca Mexico Temple
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A groundbreaking for the Cuernavaca Mexico Temple is scheduled for November. The temple is located approximately a two-hour drive south of the Mexico City Mexico Temple.

Key takeaways

  • A groundbreaking for the Cuernavaca Mexico Temple is scheduled for November.
  • The new temple is located about two hours south of the Mexico City Mexico Temple.
  • Ensign College President Bruce C. Kusch recently discussed understanding God's plan during a Salt Lake City devotional.
  • Kusch emphasized making Jesus Christ the center of life to understand God's plan.

A groundbreaking for the Cuernavaca Mexico Temple is scheduled for November, according to a September 23 report. The temple is located about a two-hour drive south of the Mexico City Mexico Temple.

In a separate devotional held on Tuesday, Sept. 22, in Salt Lake City, Ensign College President Bruce C. Kusch addressed how individuals can understand God's plan. During the campus event, Kusch and his wife, Sister Alynda Kusch, discussed the relationship between individuals and God.

President Kusch identified six ways to understand God's plan, emphasizing that Jesus Christ should be the center of a person's life. He stated that God's plan is not revealed in its entirety but is instead shared through personal revelation, providing guidance and light line upon line.

Other principles shared by President Kusch included the importance of recognizing and recording God's daily actions, acting rather than remaining idle, and practicing patience. He noted that developing patience is a process and a spiritual gift that involves trusting God through delay, opposition, or suffering.

During the devotional, President Kusch referenced a 2020 general conference talk by President Russell M. Nelson titled Let God Prevail, which asked if individuals are willing to let God be the most important influence in their lives. Sister Alynda Kusch also spoke, using an analogy about Little League coaches to describe the role of the Holy Ghost in guiding and correcting individuals.

President Kusch encouraged listeners to find quiet spaces to reflect and listen for the still small voice of the Holy Ghost, and to act on the things God shares with them.

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