A recent change by the LDS Church to the sacrament prayer on the bread in the French scriptures is small but meaningful, according to LDSLiving.com.

A French-speaking returned missionary explained to writer Katie Lambert that the change from the word "veulent" to "sont disposés á" reflects a voluntary willingness in partaking of the sacrament, she wrote.

"Though the change is a subtle one, it nonetheless affects the prayer in a beautiful and profound way, expressing that the action of partaking of the bread and renewing our covenants to be a witness of Christ is entirely voluntary because we are willing to do it; just as Christ volunteered and was willing to atone for our sins as afflictions," Lambert wrote.

The change to the prayer was announced by the First Presidency in April, according to LDS.org. The minor change was intended "to better reflect the intended meaning of the prayer as found in the English scriptures," the article stated.

Read the article here.