Welcome to Part 2 with Dr. Rosalind Welch, Doctrine in Covenants 71 to 75.

I love that verse in Third Nephi, 612 that you mentioned.

It's touched me personally because I have former mission companions from the Philippines

who have benefited from the Perpetual Education Fund.

Some of them were going back to low income,

low housing, low education because of thank you, President Hinckley and the perpetual education fund.

Some of them were able to go back to school. Now they are paying tithing and helping the poor

in a completely different way than they could

before because maybe the presiding bishop's door house drew from the perpetual education fund.

I've always loved that verse.

There are chances for learning.

There's so many that would love to learn.

And we're so blessed that we have chances now. What's the

BYU Pathways doing? I think they're trying to make chances for learning so much more available

for everybody in the world. Love that. We can be a part of that. BYU Pathways has a need for tutors virtually and over the

internet who can connect with these pathway students and share their own what they have to

consecrate to the storehouse, right? Their own experience, their own education. Or maybe it's face to

face. Maybe there's a child in my ward. We don't need to be asked by the bishop or by

the Relief Society president to consecrate. It's good to have somebody there who sort of sees the

needs and can coordinate, but we can voluntarily on our own see a need, see a form of poverty

and consecrate a form of resource that we have. Maybe that looks like I can tutor this

child in the afternoons or I can give piano lessons to this child who otherwise wouldn't have

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