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Morning Meeting: Peter Testifies of Christ (Matthew 16:15-17). Start by asking your children how they know something is real. We know t...

What is a testimony? How do you get one? What should you do with it? Discuss these questions and more with this Acts 21 Bible Activity lesson about Paul in Jerusalem. #BibleLessonForKids #SundaySchool #KidsMinistry #Homeschool

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How Can I Increase My Testimony? By John Hilton III Here are a couple of ideas that may be useful as supplements as you teach this class. Teaching

Help your primary children practice sharing their testimonies with this Testimony Hymn What is a Testimony lesson. As you sing about building and sharing our

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(I believe this object lesson idea originally came from John Hilton.) There are many levels of testimony: I hope it’s true . . . I think it’s true . . . I believe it’s true . . . I know it’s true . . . For example, what if we told you that your ring finger is less flexible than your other fingers? Do you hope, think, believe, or know that is true? What is the only way to move from “hope” to “know”? We must experiment and test it out. Do the following: 1. Put your hands together, palm to palm…

This week's FHE lesson topic comes from the Come, Follow Me reading in Matthew 26,Mark 14, Luke 22, and John 18. Check out this week's Come, Follow Me study ideas on LDS Living for additional resources and suggestions.

This FHE lesson on faith reminds us of how we can nurture and grow our testimonies. It is inspired by Alma 32 and the teachings on the word of God. Scripture Alma 32:28 Now, we will compare the word unto a seed. Now, if ye give place, that a seed may be planted in your heart, behold, if it […]

Start class out by having a clear jar full of clean clear water. Explain that it represents the beginning of someones testimony. Show them the food coloring. Explain that this represents the strengthening of the testimony. Explain that each time we share the gospel with others our testimony is strengthened, just like every time a drop of food coloring is put into the water the color gets darker and stronger. (this idea comes from the 2013 Primary Sharing Time Outline) What is the Gospel? "…