Mormon President Russell M. Nelson is scheduled to deliver a devotional speech to 68,000 Mormons Sunday in the Glendale stadium where the NFL's Arizona Cardinals play.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says in a news release that Nelson will speak about the importance of spreading love everywhere in the event at State Farm Stadium.
The 94-year-old Nelson just finished his first year as the faith's president. He inherited the top post of the Utah-based faith with 16 million members worldwide after the previous president died in January 2018.
Arizona is a major hub for members of the faith with 428,000 members and six temples.
Nelson delivered a speech to 49,000 people in Seattle last year. He has traveled to 15 countries including China, India and Chile since becoming president.
