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| Every young woman needs three things: Friendship. Genuine friendship helps each young woman feel loved and welcome. A responsibility. Church callings and assignments help young women grow spiritually and strengthen their commitment to the Lord and His Church. “Nourish[ing] by the good word of God" (Moroni 6:4). Personal study of the scriptures, as well as teaching in family and Church settings, helps young women increase their understanding and strengthen their testimonies of the gospel. LDS Church websitewww.lds.org |
| Young Women leaders work under the authority and direction of priesthood leaders to help families and individuals realize divine expectations (see Richard G. Scott, "The Doctrinal Foundation of the Auxiliaries," 63). Priesthood leaders give guidance and vision to orient the service of Young Women leaders. "Brethren and sisters, we must get on our knees and plead with the Lord for help and strength and direction. We must then stand on our feet and move forward" (Gordon B. Hinckley, Worldwide Leadership Training Meeting, Jan. 10, 2004, 20 & 21). As Young Women and priesthood leaders magnify their callings, they fulfill the trust they are given.LDS Church websitewww.lds.org
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Sunday Classes 1. Opening exercises. Opening exercises are held with all young women and leaders. 2. Young Women classes. Classes are used to teach gospel principles and how to apply them in daily living (see “Young Women,” 221). 3. Lessons. Invite the Spirit into every lesson by using the Young Women Teaching Guide, a seven-step interactive lesson-planning guide. LDS Church websitewww.lds.org |
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