To the Youth of the World
President Gordon B. Hinckley gave youth of the Church six B’s to live by—be grateful, be smart, be clean, be true, be humble, and be prayerful—and offered a special prayer in their behalf during a
Helps for Getting Out of Debt
Despite resolves to get out of debt, many find their best efforts stymied unless honesty with oneself comes first. See
Family Home Evening Ideas
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Most stories from Latter-day Saint Voices can be used for family home evenings. If you want to teach your family about spiritual promptings, for example, start a discussion by reading
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The small acts of kindness we do may be inspired actions that will make a big difference in someone else’s life. Read and discuss
“Charity and the Cyclops Cake,” p. 70. -
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Do your children believe
family history research is only for Mom and Dad? See how one couple involved the whole family, p. 75.
Background for This Year’s Gospel Doctrine Study
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What work of scripture gives us direct, modern-day instruction from the Lord as well as divine testimony of the origins of other scriptures? See pp. 18–29 [
“Inseparable Witnesses of Jesus Christ” and “A Latter-day Testament of Biblical Truth”]. -
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The golden plates were worth a fortune—in gold! And wicked people were willing to go to great lengths to steal the precious metal. To learn more about the Prophet Joseph Smith’s struggle to protect the plates, read
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Can one couple make a difference? Read about the inspiring support the
parents of the Prophet Joseph Smith gave him throughout his ministry, p. 52.
Marriage Tips
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