New features in the Gospel Library app will help youth and adults in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints more effectively study the gospel at home and participate in their Sunday meetings.
Beginning in September, youth will study a new curriculum based on the expanded “For the Strength of Youth” guide, with supplemental materials in the youth magazine outlining each week’s lesson for the month. Printed copies of the guide were sent to wards and branches, and each household can subscribe to the magazine for free.
This new curriculum can now be found in the Gospel Library app as FSY Sunday Lessons. This feature has quick links to the corresponding monthly chapters of the FSY guide and the supporting FSY magazine articles that provide a deeper study of doctrinal topics for each week.
As youth, parents, and leaders sign into the app, a new card will appear on their Home section for quickly accessing this new feature.
Meanwhile, adults in Relief Society and elders quorum study general conference addresses in their meetings. Users can now swipe right on the Relief Society and elders quorum cards in the Home section to see upcoming lessons in future weeks.
Relief Society and elders quorum presidencies can now select talks from the Home section for each week starting Sept. 13. Entering these weekly talks will help class and quorum members be more prepared to discuss during the shortened class and quorum time together.
Visit the Church News to learn how other recently added features will help users prep for the 25-minute class times.
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