by Danielle Ellis

Splashy headlines now in vogue proclaim what is be coming increasingly obvious: the world we know is going to change, and perhaps sooner than many of us are ready to admit. But what do things like “peak oil” and “going green” and “the coming economic collapse” mean in our day-to-day lives?

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by By Alison Palmer

Scripture: Mark 11:24
Song: “A Child’s Prayer,” Children’s Songbook, 1 2
Preparation: Gather a few items that make noise, such as: a plastic bag, sand paper, disposable diaper, electronic toy, or spring-activated pen. Place your chosen items in a closed box to hide them from your family’s view.

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With close to forty years as a religious instructor, Robert L. Millet has considerable experience helping students who struggle with doubt. His new book, Holding Fast: Dealing with Doubt in the Latter Days offers a new resource for anyone who needs help overcoming, understanding and coping with doubt in all its forms.

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Imperfect and flawed though our families are, it is the deepest desire of every human heart to have a loving family. Some days it’s easy to love my family, and some days it takes a fervent prayer to love them! But we must love one another. The Lord told us, “I say unto you, be one; and if ye are not one ye are not mine” (D&C 38:27). President James E. Faust added to that, “Unity in the Church will always be a reflection of the unity in our homes.”

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by Alison Palmer

Scripture: D&C 68:27

Song: “When Jesus Christ Was Baptized,” Children’s Songbook, 102

Preparation: Gather embroidery floss, thin string or yarn (multiple colors can be fun if available). Prepare the string by cutting it into 9 long pieces and divide them into 3 sets of 3.

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