On a Saturday morning in August, thousands of young single adults gathered in Utah to receive a vision from their regional Church leaders — not merely as an agenda, but as an invitation to participate in something ancient and ongoing: the gathering of scattered souls, one by one, back toward covenant and community. Three emphases were offered as the architecture of that work — ministering to individuals, feasting on scripture, and walking the covenant path — each understood not as obligation but as a means of drawing nearer to Christ. In a season when young adults are often seen as the future