David Hyde is currently serving as the Augusta, Maine Stake President. He shares his experience growing up in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, a powerful experience he had on his mission, his willingness to try to do what the Lord asks him to do, and what the Augusta, Maine Stake Presidency feels is important for their stake.

Amy Sivigny shares what it was like to grow up on a farm and as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, how the choices she made after being exposed to many other ways of life took her away from attending church for a time, how she was still guided by the Holy Ghost while making bad choices, and how she loves to talk with her coworkers now about her experiences within the church.

Malina Hansen shares what it was like for her to grow up in the church, how she decided to serve a mission, the lessons and blessings she experienced while serving in Maine and in other New England areas, and she shares her daily habits that she has now to keep her testimony of the gospel of Jesus Christ strong.

Jim Sivigny shares how he was introduced to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints when he met his wife, Amy, how his priorities shifted after he was baptized, and he shares many of the blessings he and his family have received while walking with Christ.

Winston Thomas shares how reconnecting with a lady he dated before the Vietnam war led to his interest in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, how growing up in a family with good values prepared him to easily accept the gospel of Jesus Christ, and how he recognizes now the promptings from the Lord he has received throughout his life.

Luke Hymas shares how going on a mission turned out to be the best decision he has ever made, how focusing on the gospel of Jesus Christ helped him learn a new language and brought him happiness, and how the little moments throughout his mission increased his testimony of Jesus Christ.

MariLou Conner shares how a tragedy in the ward she attended as a teenager pushed her to be baptized sooner than she had planned, how the examples in her life and the example she wants to be for her children keeps her growing in the gospel of Jesus Christ, and her experiences with children stepping away from the church for a time, a daughter who has run ahead to the other side, and her time away from her husband while he was in prison.

Casey Conner shares how as a teenager he came to know there is a God and the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon, how his family was led to move to Saipan, how attending church and turning to the Book of Mormon filled his lamp after the loss of his daughter, and how his childhood fear of ending up in prison came true.

Robert & Micki Watson take us on their individual journeys to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, as well as their journey to each other. They share how trials and addictions can be overcome when we enlist the Lord's help, how we can make partaking of the sacrament a priority, and how being in the temple can bring us closer to our families.

John Look, age 84 shares how he became a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints with his wife Sheila, how he has learned line upon line while serving in callings since his baptism, and his willingness to overcome his shyness to serve the Lord.