12 Talks to Remember
Twelve talks worth keeping in sight
Twelve of the most-loved general conference talks, each redrawn as a sketch note. Hang the 2027 calendar for one talk a month, or bring a single talk home on canvas, a mug, poster, puzzle, blanket or journal.
Mugs, posters, puzzles, blankets, journals and the calendar have a QR code that opens the talk. Printed on demand and shipped from the U.S.
The 12 talks
In calendar order. Tap a talk to read its sketch note and see everything made from it.
January
Think Celestial!
President Russell M. Nelson · October 2023
February
Broken Things to Mend
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland · April 2006
March
The Purifying Power of Gethsemane
Elder Bruce R. McConkie · April 1985
April
Sunday Will Come
Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin · October 2006
May
Like a Broken Vessel
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland · October 2013
June
The Tender Mercies of the Lord
Elder David A. Bednar · April 2005
July
Let God Prevail
President Russell M. Nelson · October 2020
August
Safety for the Soul
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland · October 2009
September
Good, Better, Best
Elder Dallin H. Oaks · October 2007
October
The Holy Temple—a Beacon to the World
President Thomas S. Monson · April 2011
November
Finding Joy in the Journey
President Thomas S. Monson · October 2008
December
Be of Good Cheer
President Thomas S. Monson · April 2009
Gift ideas
Christmas
One talk a month in 2027
The calendar is the easiest gift on the list: twelve talks, one for every month of next year, with a QR code on each page.
See the calendar →Missionaries
Something small for the journey
A journal and a mug from the same talk travel well. Try Be of Good Cheer, Let God Prevail or Safety for the Soul.
See journals →Seminary and graduates
A talk to carry into what is next
A poster for a dorm wall or a journal for a new start. Think Celestial! and Good, Better, Best are favorites.
See posters →Mother's and Father's Day
For the living room and the couch
A gallery-wrapped canvas for the living room, or a plush blanket for the couch. The Tender Mercies of the Lord and Finding Joy in the Journey fit well.
See canvas prints →
