Title: Chapter 30: Charity
Headings: Charity
Gospel Principles
Charity
What Is Charity?
Charity Is the Greatest of All Virtues
Charity Includes Giving to the Sick, Afflicted, and Poor
Charity Comes from the Heart
Developing the Virtue of Charity
Additional Scriptures

Content: Speaking to the Lord, Moroni said: “I remember that thou hast said that thou hast loved the world, even unto the laying down of thy life for the world. … “And now I know that this love which thou hast had for the children of men is charity; wherefore, except men shall have charity they cannot inherit that place which thou hast prepared in the mansions of thy Father” ( Ether 12:33–34 ). It may not be necessary for us to give our lives as the Savior did. But we can have charity if we make Him the center of our lives and follow His example and teachings. Like the Savior, we too can bless the lives of our brothers and sisters here on earth. Why is charity the greatest of all virtues? Charity Includes Giving to the Sick, Afflicted, and Poor
The Savior gave us many teachings in the form of stories or parables. The parable of the good Samaritan teaches us that we should give to those in need, regardless of whether they are our friends or not (see Luke 10:30–37;