President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints celebrated his 100th birthday with a live broadcast attended by family, church leaders, and global audiences. Nelson, who has served as church president since 2018, emphasized the importance of reaching out to those in need, inspired by the parable of the lost sheep. The celebration included musical performances, tributes from church leaders, and messages highlighting Nelson’s contributions to the church and his pioneering career in heart surgery. Utah Governor Spencer Cox declared September 9th 'President Russell M. Nelson Day,' recognizing his efforts to build bridges of understanding and preserve freedoms. Nelson’s family and colleagues praised his leadership, sense of humor, and commitment to service. The broadcast and associated events underscored Nelson’s legacy of faith, service, and compassion.