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rennet.noel17@gmail.comBy rennet.noel17@gmail.comFebruary 15, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
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President Lund Visits Latter Day Saints At West Point Church
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February 14th, 2025, 2pm

After serving as a young man on a mission in Amsterdam, the young man, General President Stephen J. Rand, following the guidance of the spirit, served from 1975 to 1979, serving as an active reserve for three years and active reserve. I served. ). During that time he was stationed in Georgia. Frankfurt, Germany. and California.

Because of that experience, President Lund was particularly grateful for the opportunity to visit Latter-day Saint Cadet at the US Military Academy in West Point, New York on February 6-8.

“I’m wearing a uniform so I might be on a different level than these young adults. “It was a joy to witness and witness a truly great saint doing something amazing.” ”

It was his first visit to West Point. President Lund was accompanied by his wife, Sister Callene Lund, and Todd Linton, retired Air Force colonel and director of the Church’s military relations and pastoral service department and prison ministries.

Young male general president Stephen J. Rand and his wife, sister Carrien Rand, take a photo with Latter-Day Holy Members of the Hudson Valley YSA branch near the US Military Academy in West Point, New York in February 2025 .

During the three-day ministry, they met with more than 40 cadets and faculty members of the Church of Jesus Christ for Latter-day Saints, as well as military officials in West Point.

They were praying with members of the Hudson Valley YSA branch. Adult training with local members. And then there was a prayer for the young people attended by 450.

President Lund said, “I was deeply moved by the West Point community of saints who operate under such extraordinary, physical and mental demands, but still maintain the balance of their lives and the disciples.” I stated.

Young Men, General President of Stephen J. Rand and his wife, Sister Calleen Lund, took a photo with local Latter-day Saints near the US Military Academy in West Point, New York in February 2025. Masu.
Young Men’s General President Stephen J. Lund and his wife, Sister Calleen Land, took a photo with local Latter-day Saints near the US Military Academy in West Point, New York in February 2025. Masu.

Some cadets are considering or preparing missionary services. Others are currently offering missions and hope to reapply and return.

“These are all cadets who had to obtain a congressional appointment to reach West Point,” President Lund said. “They have to have academics. They have to pass a very challenging physical fitness test and go through some interviews. So they get there and two years later, is willing to leave to go on missions without guaranteed that they will return. It’s pretty amazing.”

Lt. Col. Matthew Ellett, a West Point academy professor who serves as chairman of the Hudson Valley YSA branch in New York, New York, said he was deeply grateful for the visit of the president and sister Lund.

Young male general president Stephen J. Rand and his wife, sister Karien Lund, photographed with Lt. Col. Matthew Ellett, professor of Russian Academy at the US Military Academy in West Point and academy professor at the Hudson Valley YSA branch. I'll take a picture. West Point, New York, February 2025.
Young male President Stephen J. Lund and his wife, sister Karien Lund, took a photo with Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Ellett, a Russian Academy Professor at the US Military Academy in West Point and an academy professor at the Hudson Valley YSA branch. Masu. West Point, New York, February 2025.

“For both these young people, cadets and non-cadets, church membership is often sparse here in the northeast, so it can easily be forgotten, especially for young single adults,” Ellett said. I said that. “So it’s invaluable to make these visits and yeah, they care and let them know that they’re thought of.”

Founded in 1802, West Point is located north of New York City and is a scenic winding on the Hudson River. The US Military Academy produces many prominent military, political, business and civic leaders in US history.

Friday, March 18, 2022 at the U.S. Military Academy on West Point, West Point, New York and the Hudson River.
Friday, March 18, 2022 at the U.S. Military Academy on West Point, West Point, New York and the Hudson River.

In 1871, Willard Young, the son of President Brigham Young, became the first Latter-day Saint to join the West Point community.

President Jeffrey R. Holland, the 12 Apostle Quarter President, visited West Point in 2022 to offer a new Latter-day Holy Chapel near the Academy. The Dutch President visited in 2010 for the National Day of Pine Breakfast.

Looking back on the visit, President Lund said, “It was a wonderful life experience, I will never forget.”

The US Military Academy in West Point, New York has a code to declare. "Cadets do not lie, fraud, steal or tolerate."
The US Military Academy in West Point, New York has a code that declares, “Cabinets will not lie, fraud, steal or tolerate.” This sign was shown in February 2025. |Supported by Stephen J. Rand
On Friday, March 18, 2022, the 1864 parrot rifle will be on display at the US Military Academy at the West Point Museum in West Point, New York.
The 1864 Parrot Rifle is on display at the US Military Academy at the West Point Museum in West Point, New York on Friday, March 18, 2022.
Seated Center, Young Man, General President of Stephen J. Rand and his wife, sister Carrien Rand, Military Service Missionaries Brent, Abby Stuart and Todd Linton, Church Military Relations Director, Pastor Service, Prison I'll take a photo with the ministries and department heads. In February 2025, the Hudson River is in the background near the US Military Academy at West Point, New York.
Young male President Stephen J. Rand and his wife, Sister Callene Lund, photographed with military service missionaries Brent and Abby Stuart, Left and Todd Linton, director of military relations at the church. Masu. The Hudson River is in the background near the US Military Academy in West Point, West Point, New York in February 2025.
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