Testifying of His divinity is the first and foremost work of Church leaders. To aid in that responsibility, the Internet has been used to create a spiritual experience for members of the Church and others wishing to learn more of the Savior of the world.

After a quick perusal of the Web site, readers will find a wealth of information to deepen and expand their knowledge of the Savior. This site also provides access to the testimonies of His servants who have been called in the latter days to bear witness of Jesus Christ.

"The Savior instructed us to learn of Him. The Internet, with its interactive capabilities, allows people to learn from a variety of sources about the Savior's life and teachings," said Elder David A. Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve.

"Individuals can search through various links to find information about and visuals of the Savior's life. This Web site provides an engaging means of learning about Him, His life, and His mission," explained Elder Bednar.

"This is a sacred subject," said Elder Jay E. Jensen of the Seventy who serves as the executive director of the Curriculum Department.

"Discussing the teachings of Jesus Christ has been solemn work, requiring thoughtful care and dignity."

The Web site builds on the testimonies of Church leaders presented in the March issue of the Church magazines, Ensign and Liahona.

The interactive nature of the Internet allow readers to view visual presentations of leaders bearing their testimonies. Readers also have the option to research topics of interest in greater depth by clicking on highlighted links.

"The Web site is meant to be reverent and engaging," said Brian Hansbrow, product manager of the site. "The message is complemented by attractive images and media, giving viewers a complete experience."

The purposes of the Web site are fourfold, Brother Hansbrow continued. "It is to assist others in their efforts to better understand Jesus Christ, receive a witness of His divinity, and feel a desire to follow Him. It will also give members an opportunity to share with others our beliefs about the Savior.

"It is our hope that the messages will reach the greatest number of people in the greatest number of ways."