That’s the Plan
We recently asked our children what they learned in Primary. This is the response we got from our 8-year-old daughter: “We learned about the Celestial, Tree-restrial and Telelestial kingdoms. It was all about birth, earth, death, and final counseling."
The Batchelor Family
McKeesport Branch, Pittsburgh Stake
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Liken the Scriptures
One day this week, I found my 3-year-old daughter standing on her desk in her room, reaching for something on the top shelf. As I helped her down, I said, “You know you’re not allowed to climb on your desk.” She replied: “But I was just pretending to be Samuel the Lamanite!”
Trish Manwaring
Cincinnati, Ohio
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The First Vision
The other day my 3-year-old son and I were reading the story of the first vision in the Book of Mormon Reader. I was pointing to each picture and explaining what happened. When we got to the picture of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ appearing to Joseph Smith, I asked, "What do you think they said to Joseph Smith?" He replied: “They said, 'Get out of the forest! It's not safe!'"
Dawn Ackroyd
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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Healing Power
Once during family home evening, we asked the children to tell us their favorite story about Jesus. Noah raised his hand and said: "My favorite story was when Jesus healed the ten leprechauns."
Kym Anderson
Bountiful, Utah
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Heavenly Treat
While teaching a class of 7-year-olds about the Old Testament, I asked what the children of Israel ate in the wilderness. We had already discussed this, so I prompted, "Remember it came from Heavenly Father.” Annette's face lit up and she excitedly suggested: “Angel food cake?"
Maureen Henrie
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First Talk
When my daughter Candice was a Sunbeam, she was asked to give her first talk in Primary. The big day came and our independent little one announced she did not need any help because she was a big girl. It was with great pride that her father and I sat in the audience and listened to her deliver a wonderful talk on Shadrach, Meshach and the Billy Goat.
DJ Stutz
Las Vegas, Nevada
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That’s the Plan
We recently asked our children what they learned in Primary. This is the response we got from our 8-year-old daughter: “We learned about the Celestial, Tree-restrial and Telelestial kingdoms. It was all about birth, earth, death, and final counseling."
The Batchelor Family
McKeesport Branch, Pittsburgh Stake
****
Liken the Scriptures
One day this week, I found my 3-year-old daughter standing on her desk in her room, reaching for something on the top shelf. As I helped her down, I said, “You know you’re not allowed to climb on your desk.” She replied: “But I was just pretending to be Samuel the Lamanite!”
Trish Manwaring
Cincinnati, Ohio
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The First Vision
The other day my 3-year-old son and I were reading the story of the first vision in the Book of Mormon Reader. I was pointing to each picture and explaining what happened. When we got to the picture of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ appearing to Joseph Smith, I asked, "What do you think they said to Joseph Smith?" He replied: “They said, 'Get out of the forest! It's not safe!'"
Dawn Ackroyd
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
****
Healing Power
Once during family home evening, we asked the children to tell us their favorite story about Jesus. Noah raised his hand and said: "My favorite story was when Jesus healed the ten leprechauns."
Kym Anderson
Bountiful, Utah
****
Heavenly Treat
While teaching a class of 7-year-olds about the Old Testament, I asked what the children of Israel ate in the wilderness. We had already discussed this, so I prompted, "Remember it came from Heavenly Father.” Annette's face lit up and she excitedly suggested: “Angel food cake?"
Maureen Henrie
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First Talk
When my daughter Candice was a Sunbeam, she was asked to give her first talk in Primary. The big day came and our independent little one announced she did not need any help because she was a big girl. It was with great pride that her father and I sat in the audience and listened to her deliver a wonderful talk on Shadrach, Meshach and the Billy Goat.
DJ Stutz
Las Vegas, Nevada
****
That’s the Plan
We recently asked our children what they learned in Primary. This is the response we got from our 8-year-old daughter: “We learned about the Celestial, Tree-restrial and Telelestial kingdoms. It was all about birth, earth, death, and final counseling."
The Batchelor Family
McKeesport Branch, Pittsburgh Stake
****
Liken the Scriptures
One day this week, I found my 3-year-old daughter standing on her desk in her room, reaching for something on the top shelf. As I helped her down, I said, “You know you’re not allowed to climb on your desk.” She replied: “But I was just pretending to be Samuel the Lamanite!”
Trish Manwaring
Cincinnati, Ohio
****
The First Vision
The other day my 3-year-old son and I were reading the story of the first vision in the Book of Mormon Reader. I was pointing to each picture and explaining what happened. When we got to the picture of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ appearing to Joseph Smith, I asked, "What do you think they said to Joseph Smith?" He replied: “They said, 'Get out of the forest! It's not safe!'"
Dawn Ackroyd
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
****
Healing Power
Once during family home evening, we asked the children to tell us their favorite story about Jesus. Noah raised his hand and said: "My favorite story was when Jesus healed the ten leprechauns."
Kym Anderson
Bountiful, Utah
****
Heavenly Treat
While teaching a class of 7-year-olds about the Old Testament, I asked what the children of Israel ate in the wilderness. We had already discussed this, so I prompted, "Remember it came from Heavenly Father.” Annette's face lit up and she excitedly suggested: “Angel food cake?"
Maureen Henrie
****
First Talk
When my daughter Candice was a Sunbeam, she was asked to give her first talk in Primary. The big day came and our independent little one announced she did not need any help because she was a big girl. It was with great pride that her father and I sat in the audience and listened to her deliver a wonderful talk on Shadrach, Meshach and the Billy Goat.
DJ Stutz
Las Vegas, Nevada
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