Elder Alvin F. Meredith III Visits Canada: Inspiring Youth and Sharing BYU-Idaho's Vision

Today, my children and I attended a BYU-hosted Educational Evening. This significant event brought together Canadian youth and their families interested in higher education. Elder Alvin F. Meredith III, President of Brigham Young University–Idaho (BYU-Idaho), and other university representatives made a special visit to Canada.

 
The evening highlighted BYU-Idaho as a post-secondary option, emphasizing its unique academic programs, strong faith-based foundation, and supportive learning environment designed to foster both academic and spiritual growth.
 
This multi-stake fireside was more than just an informational meeting; it was an inspiring event that left a lasting impression on all who attended, igniting a passion for learning and planting seeds of hope for the future. For many young people, including our children, it may have been the spark that ignited their dreams of a BYU-Idaho education.

President Meredith's message emphasized the importance of discipleship and leadership, highlighting BYU-Idaho's focus on cultivating "disciple leaders." He shared a personal anecdote about learning to drive from his father, illustrating the principle of looking ahead and planning for the future. This "looking down the road," he explained, involves thoughtful planning and making conscious decisions aligned with our values and aspirations. By choosing a path that leads to a future we can be proud of, and by putting the Savior first, good things will follow.

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