Youth Lessons for August: Marriage and Family
Each month, LDS youth around the world study a different doctrinal principle that is coordinated across Young Men, Young Women, and youth Sunday School classes. The topic for August is Marriage and Family, a topic that was talked about a lot in the most recent general...
Gospel Library Mobile App
An upgraded version of the Gospel Library mobile app is now available for iOS devices in Apple’s app store. The new version is called Gospel Library 3 and it is a separate app from the previous Gospel Library 2.5 app. The 3.0 upgrade is for iOS 6-compatible devices....
Youth Lessons for July: Ordinances & Covenants
Each month, LDS youth around the world study a different doctrinal principle that is coordinated across Young Men, Young Women, and youth Sunday School classes. The topic for July is Ordinances and Covenants. Youth will learn about priesthood ordinances and how to...
Family Home Evening Resource Book
The Church published the Family Home Evening Resource Book back in 1983. The book is a resource for planning family home evenings. It contains 37 lessons and the following other sections: “Making Home Evenings Successful,” “Lesson Ideas,” “Building a Strong Family,”...
Youth Lessons for June: Priesthood & Priesthood Keys
Each month, LDS youth around the world study a different doctrinal principle that is coordinated across Young Men, Young Women, and youth Sunday School classes. The topic for June is Priesthood and Priesthood Keys. Young men will learn their priesthood duties and come...
Teaching Materials for Children
The Church provides a variety of materials to help parents and leaders in teaching children. See the updated article here.Teaching Tips Videos
The video below is just one in a series of brief teaching videos that model various ways teachers can get youth more involved in classroom discussions, activities, and learning. These teaching principles can be applied in any teaching situation at church or at home....
Youth Lessons for May: Prophets and Revelation
Each month, LDS youth around the world study a different doctrinal principle that is coordinated across Young Men, Young Women, and youth Sunday School classes. The topic for May is Prophets and Revelation. Youth will learn to recognize the voice of the Lord as He...
Top 15 Articles on LDS365.com
Here is a list of the top 15 most-read articles on this blog, listed in order of the number of page views for each: 19,072 views: LDS Church Websites 17,325 views: New Meetinghouse Locator on LDS.org – Beta Release 13,103 views: LDS General Conference Memes April 2013...
Youth Lessons for April: The Apostasy & Restoration
Each month, LDS youth around the world study a different doctrinal principle that is coordinated across Young Men, Young Women, and youth Sunday School classes. The topic for April is the The Apostasy and the Restoration. Youth will come to understand the Great...
Youth Lessons for March: The Atonement
Each month, LDS youth around the world study a different doctrinal principle that is coordinated across Young Men, Young Women, and youth Sunday School classes. The topic for March is the The Atonement. Youth will learn how to search the scriptures and words of the...
Youth Lessons for February: Plan of Salvation
Each month, LDS youth around the world study a different doctrinal principle that is coordinated across Young Men, Young Women, and youth Sunday School classes. The topic for February is the Plan of Salvation. Understanding this plan is fundamental to spiritual...
Making the Most of Church Curriculum in 2013
We’re almost at the end of January–the first month of a new curriculum year in the Church. It’s a good time to ask ourselves if we’re making the most of our study of the Doctrine and Covenants and Church history. Many years ago, at the...
No More Boring Church Classes
This month, the New Era magazine published an article “How to Never Have a Boring Church Class Ever Again.” I recommend this article to the youth of the Church–and to the adult members. Someone once asked President Spencer W. Kimball, “What do you do...Follow on social media