"These Things Shall Give Thee Experience" | Khumbulani Mdletshe

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Published 2024-04-03
Khumbulani Mdletshe, BYU–Hawaii Alumnus
Brigham Young University–Hawaii Devotional (March 19, 2024)

BYU–Hawaii alumnus Khumbulani Mdletshe shares powerful experiences as a student that shaped his perspective in life and desire to serve others. He invites students to think about their own experiences and ask themselves, "To what extent are these experiences preparing you for what lies ahead?"

"In most cases, our experiences are made up of little things, but the accumulation of those little experiences can cause the mountains to move." -Khumbulani Mdletshe

Khumbulani Mdletshe’s full transcript of his speech, "These Things Shall Give Thee Experience", can be found at speeches.byuh.edu/devotionals/these-things-shall-g….

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Khumbulani Mdletshe was named to the Third Quorum of the Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 2014. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in history and political science from BYU–Hawaii, a master’s degree in education from BYU, and a PhD in education management from Rand Afrikaans University. Brother Mdletshe began his career in education research before joining the Church's educational system in 1997. He has served in numerous Church roles, including missionary, bishop’s counselor, branch president, and mission president’s counselor.

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All Comments (10)
  • @beverlyvanzyl
    Thank you for your example to our family. We love you.
  • @1227kdogg
    Great talk. And an even better man. Thanks ntate Mdletshe.
  • @andreaatkins7041
    Powerful to hear stories of experience and where it leads. Its hard when you're in the 'jail' part of your life, but to know there is a good purpose, and that one day we'll understand and it will make sense, makes it a little easier to bear our current burdens. Thank you Pres Mdletshe. Not just for this talk but also for your life's dedication to the Lord and the impact that has had on so many