Neal A. Maxwell Talks 57-"Family Perspectives," Jan. 15, 1974 (BYU), Elder Neal A. Maxwell
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May 14, 2023 
Neal A. Maxwell, an esteemed Elder in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, shares profound insights on the vital role of family in spiritual and societal well-being. He emphasizes family as an eternal institution, providing essential support in our lives. Using striking metaphors like umbrellas and armies, he illustrates the protective and unifying power of strong familial ties. Maxwell calls for a deeper appreciation of home, highlighting how love and forgiveness can strengthen our identity and moral foundations.
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BYU's Unique Commitment To Family
- Neal A. Maxwell praises BYU's deep, theology-based commitment to family life on campus.
- He contrasts this with secular colleges treating family as a transitory economic unit.
Family Shapes Identity And Eternity
- Neal A. Maxwell links theology and family to personal identity and eternal destiny.
- He urges education to nourish both body and soul for eternity.
Open The Umbrella Of Family Practices
- Spencer W. Kimball urges home evening, family prayer, and related practices as an umbrella protecting families.
- Neal A. Maxwell warns many are folding that umbrella in this age and losing protection.