In the entirety of the Book of Mormon, power of prayer is taught most clearly by the prophet Enos. His “wrestle which [he] had before God” (Enos 1:2) shows us how we can find peace and hope through our relationship with Christ.
This week’s lesson covers the mighty prayer of Enos, the journey of the Nephites in their commitment to the Lord, and an introduction from Mormon himself. Be prepared for fun crafts and other activities that will help your family discover more ways you can strengthen your ties to the Savior.
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The elementary bundle is a treasure trove for kids aged 4-11, featuring activities that instill key principles. Let’s explore three highlights:
Scripture Study
Before reading Words of Mormon (the whole book… it’s only one chapter!), give each of your children one of the “Insights on The Words of Mormon” glue-ins. Read the glue-in and point out that Mormon included these scriptures because they were special to him and he was inspired to include them.
Go & Do Activity
Begin by reading the first chapter of Enos with your family. Then sing “A Prayer Song” (Children’s Songbook, pg. 22) and practice doing what it says. Use the Five Finger Prayer Book and teach what we can pray about. Practice this format of prayer this week and consider choosing someone to pray for.
Hands-On Activity
Display a picture of Enos as you read Enos 1:4-27. Use emotion while you read aloud or call on children who can read to take a turn. Enos teaches that our heartfelt prayers will be answered. Discuss this with your family and share a time when your prayer was answered. Create the “Enos Prayer Wheel” and let children use it to retell the story in their own words.
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For kids ages 1-4 at home and in nursery or sunbeams. The toddler bundle Includes a full lesson plan with THREE activities that align with scripture written by an early childhood educator. These include a coloring page, another printable activity, and a movement activity that helps young children understand the scriptures. Here are a couple of highlights from this week’s lesson.
Hands-On Activity
Before you begin teaching, print a “Prayer Sandwich” for each child in your home. Cut out the pieces before the lesson for easy assembly with toddlers. In Enos 1:1-5, Enos prays mightily to the Lord. Just like Enos prayed, we can pray
too! Ask your children when we can pray. Let them share ideas. Teach that we can pray anytime or anywhere: God is always there to help us. For example, we can pray in a public place like a restaurant or at a friend’s house if something goes wrong, and we can even pray at school. Next, share the story of Enos. You can summarize it from Enos 1:2-16. Be sure to share that he
prayed all day and all night and the Lord answered his prayer. Testify of a time God answered your prayer. Lastly, give each child a prayer sandwich and teach them how to pray by stacking the sandwich pieces on top of each
other and read each one aloud as you do. At the end, staple your sandwich together and let your children flip through it again and again to be reminded of how to pray.
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The Teen Bundle includes a study page with four thoughtful questions each week that align with a scripture from Come Follow Me, an applicable challenge to accept each week, and an awesome video done by a current seminary teacher that brings a topic from the study to life for teens. Plus: each week comes with a scripture print to hang on their bathroom mirror, in their locker, etc. Check out this week’s Book of Mormon-themed teen bundle now!
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It’s easy to wish the Lord would show us everything we need to do to be happy and successful. However, that’s not His way. Instead, we are to act under His guidance and do the things we feel would bring to pass righteousness. As He tells the saints in Doctrine and Covenants 62, do that “as seemeth you good, it mattereth not unto me; only be faithful.”
We all want to arrive at our own “promised land” or “Zion” sooner rather than later. However, we cannot forget that the process of getting there is just as important as the destination itself. As we follow Jesus Christ and keep His commandments, we are changed to become more like the Savior. The trials that accompany this period of growth are essential the eternal reward of being with our families forever, for “after much tribulation come the blessings (DC 58:4).”
In a world that revolves around money, it can be stressful to know how we can support our families and make the most of the resources we obtain. We should feel grateful to know that in the Lord’s Church, Jesus Christ provides direction on how temporal resources can be used to further His work. He instructs the saints in Doctrine and Covenants 51 to collect money, food, and clothing to help provide for each other. We also read of the commandment to build a bishop’s storehouse.
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