Tagged with "Young Women"
Young Women Lesson 41: The Ability to Succeed
" 'Happily ever after' is not something found only in fairy tales. You can have it! It is available for you! But you must follow your Heavenly Father’s map." -Dieter F. Uchtdorf Discussion Questions • The Young Women theme says, “We are daughters of our Heavenly Father who loves us.” How...
How the LDS Church's missionary announcement hit home
There have been a lot of changes going on since President Monson's historic announcement on LDS missionary work last Saturday. Take our poll and tell us how you and your family were affected. When President Thomas S. Monson stood at the pulpit on Saturday morning and began to talk about missionary...
Ready for Great Things: How the Young Women of the LDS Church Are Stronger than Ever
Girls today experience a lot of pressures in everyday life. But beneath their appearance, I have started to realize there is a strength of character we don't always notice. We all know ho important it is to teach them about who they are. But what would you say if I told you that, for the most part, they already know? And those who have already gained that crucial knowledge are now poised, waiting for us to help them know what to do next.
Church announces new youth curriculum for 2013
MR says: New features include lesson outlines and a flexible online format. The Church has announced a new curriculum titled Come, Follow Me: Learning Resources for Youth for Young Men and Young Women, and for youth Sunday School classes for 2013. Designed to change the way teachers teach as well as the...
Young Women Lesson 40: Healthcare in the Home
This lesson might do well as a midweek activity. Use a video and other resources to discuss caring for the health of others in the home. The manual says to think of using this lesson as a midweek activity. Consider sharing the following video with the young women in your class: Also consider...
The 'rising generation'
MR says: A devotional by Sister Elaine S. DaltonYoung women around the world who are standing strong. The past several months have been amazing as I have visited Young Women camps, youth conferences, pioneer treks and devotionals. What I have observed, through these experiences, needs to be mentioned. The...
2013 mutual theme and resources announced
The Church has announced the 2013 Mutual theme for youth, “Stand Ye in Holy Places” (D&C 87:8). The Young Men and Young Women general presidencies hope the theme and its related resources will help the youth to focus on temple work, live the standards, and follow Christ’s example. “This...
Young Women Lesson 39: Drug Abuse
"There is hope for the addicted, and this hope comes through the Atonement of the Lord Jesus Christ." -M. Russell Ballard Discussion Questions • How might taking a stand against the use of harmful substances affect others around you? • What effects can drug abuse have on your future?...
Young Women Lesson 38: Nutrition and the Word of Wisdom
"You are a child of God, His crowning creation." -Gordon B. Hinckley Discussion Questions • Peers, the media, and others often tell us we need to look a certain way. How can following good nutrition standards and the Word of Wisdom help us feel healthy and confident? • Why do you think the...
Updates to Duty to God, Personal Progress, LDS Music Websites
Yesterday, I watched a webcast from LDSTech that demonstrated recent updates to the Personal Progress website (PersonalProgress.lds.org), the Duty to God website (DutyToGod.lds.org), and the Music website (music.lds.org). Below are a few highlights of the...
Young Women Lesson 37: Caring for Our Physical Bodies
"The Lord wants us to be made over—but in His image, not in the image of the world, by receiving His image in our countenances." -Susan W. Tanner This lesson was mistakenly published last week as Lesson 36 . Discussion Questions • In what ways will caring for your body now affect your...
Young Women camp: Glimpse of heaven
MR says: After 100 years, camp still helps youth strengthen testimonies of YW all over the world. This summer thousands of young women across the globe continued a 100-year tradition by leaving the world behind, getting dirty and learning they can do hard things. Sister Elaine S. Dalton, Young Women...
Young Women Lesson 36: The Importance of Truth in Living a Virtuous Life
"Being true to our beliefs—even when doing so isn’t popular, easy, or fun—keeps us safely on the path that leads to eternal life with our Heavenly Father." -Ann M. Dibb Last week, we mistakenly posted Lesson 37 as Lesson 36. This is the real Lesson 36 from Manual 1. Discussion...
{LDS How-to} Help Teens Get More from Church - Top 10
No matter how wonderful our teens are, they're still growing physically and spiritually, and they need our help during the process. To improve your teens' church experience, check out these 10 tips. Our youth are magnificent, but we need to tap into their potential, ensuring that they will grow to...
Young Women Lesson 35: Living Righteously Amid Pressures
"My earnest prayer is that you will have the courage required to refrain from judging others, the courage to be chaste and virtuous, and the courage to stand firm for truth and righteousness." -Thomas S. Monson Discussion Questions • How can our desires affect our choices? • How can you...
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