The February 2023 Come, Follow Me Ministering Printable ties together President Russell M. Nelson’s October 2022 General Conference talk, “Overcome the World and Find Rest” and this February’s “Come, Follow Me” lesson on the Sermon on the Mount...
The January 2023 Come, Follow Me Ministering printable ties together Sister Tracy Y. Browning’s October 2022 General Conference talk “Seeing More of Jesus Christ in Our Lives” and this January’s “Come, Follow Me” lesson on the invitation to...
This is my sixth year of my Christmas challenge. Every December, I challenge myself to look at the nativity story in an entirely new way. It takes me out of “Christmas auto-pilot” and helps me really focus on...
My Christmas ministering messages always focus on Christ’s birth rather than on “Come, Follow Me” or the latest General Conference. So the December 2021 Christmas Ministering Message is a bit different than my other ministering messages. Every year,...
When I saw this Girls’ Camp Activity, I immediately asked if I could share it. It is such an incredible object lesson. The young women had no idea what they were creating. Each girl was asked to complete...
The June 2021 Come Follow Me Ministering Printable ties together Elder Timothy J. Dyches’s April 2021 General Conference talk “Light Cleaveth unto Light” and this June’s Come, Follow Me lesson on “I am required to forgive everyone.” These...
I loved Elder Wilford W. Andersen’s General Conference talk, “The Music of the Gospel,” where he explains it isn’t just enough to teach our children to dance, but we have to teach them how to hear the music....
The May 2021 Come Follow Me Ministering Printable ties together Elder Dale G. Renlund’s April 2021 General Conference talk “Infuriating Unfairness” and this May’s Come, Follow Me lesson on “Blessings come according to God’s timing and our diligence.”...
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