FARGO, N.D. — More than 200 Midwestern young single adults from 16 stakes and two districts — some who had driven 14 hours — participated in a Regional Young Single Adult Conference April 23-25.
During the conference, hosted by the Fargo North Dakota Stake, young adults attended workshops, cleaned the grounds of an outdoor live-drama summer theater, raked lawns, spread decorative bark at child care centers, participated in a blood drive, bagged macaroni at the community food pantry and gathered clothes for unwed mothers-to-be.
Elder Joseph T. Hicken, an Area Authority Seventy, addressed the young adults during the three-day conference. Speaking on prayer, he promised the members in the congregation that they could receive answers to prayers.
"Write down the important things you hear, see and feel," he said. "You better write down (your thoughts) or you'll lose (them)."