We begin on Sunday by gathering for opening exercises to create a spiritual atmosphere for the lesson that follows.
Sunday Lessons
“Young women . . . must have their testimonies built during [their] teenage years. And one powerful way to assist them is to bear your own testimony to them—humbly, honestly, and often” (Jeffrey R. Holland, in “Bishops and the Aaronic Priesthood,” Worldwide Leadership Training Meeting, June 19, 2004, 19).
How Do I Prepare?
Sunday Lessons
“Young women . . . must have their testimonies built during [their] teenage years. And one powerful way to assist them is to bear your own testimony to them—humbly, honestly, and often” (Jeffrey R. Holland, in “Bishops and the Aaronic Priesthood,” Worldwide Leadership Training Meeting, June 19, 2004, 19).
How Do I Prepare?
- Read the lesson early so the Spirit can teach you through the week.
- Pray about what the young women need to know about the principle.
- Decide what to teach from the lesson or from the resources in the Ensign, New Era, or other approved resources. Include personal experiences and your testimony.
- Decide how to teach by involving the young women.
The ward Young Women presidency ensures that the scriptures and the Church-approved curriculum materials for the current year are used in class instruction. In some areas these materials are identified on the annual curriculum order form. In other areas they are provided with the annual curriculum shipment. They should be handled with care so they can be used for several years. Church magazines may also be used.
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