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FHE with Am I Willing to Serve? Reinforces this week’s Primary Sharing Time Theme:When I serve others I serve God Scripture: Mosiah 2:17 17. And behold, I tell you these things that ye may learn wisdom; that ye may learn that when ye are in the service of your fellow beings ye are only in […]

FHE with Latter-Day Good Samaritan Reinforces this week’s Primary Sharing Time Theme:When I serve others I serve God Scripture: Luke 10:25-35 25. And, behold, a certain lawyer stood up, and tempted him, saying, Master, what shall I do to inherit eternal life? 26. He said unto him, What is written in the law? how readest

FHE with Showing Patriotism Through Service Reinforces this week’s Primary Sharing Time Theme:Prophets and Apostles Show Us How to Serve Scripture: Doctrine & Covenants 134:1 1. We believe that governments were instituted of God for the benefit of man; and that he holds men accountable for their acts in relation to them, both in making

Sometimes children and parents are apart for a time and can’t see each other. (Give an example: “Remember when Mommy went to the hospital to have the baby? or when Daddy was away on business.”)

How can we talk to them, during these times, so that we can feel near to them and feel of their love? (Call them on the phone, email, write letters, etc.)

Even though we can’t see our Heavenly Father, He is near and He wants us to talk to Him and feel His love for us.

How can we talk to Heavenly Father? (Through prayer.)

Sometimes children and parents are apart for a time and can’t see each other. (Give an example: “Remember when Mommy went to the hospital to have the baby? or when Daddy was away on business.”)

How can we talk to them, during these times, so that we can feel near to them and feel of their love? (Call them on the phone, email, write letters, etc.)

Even though we can’t see our Heavenly Father, He is near and He wants us to talk to Him and feel His love for us.

How can we talk to Heavenly Father? (Through prayer.)

Sometimes children and parents are apart for a time and can’t see each other. (Give an example: “Remember when Mommy went to the hospital to have the baby? or when Daddy was away on business.”)

How can we talk to them, during these times, so that we can feel near to them and feel of their love? (Call them on the phone, email, write letters, etc.)

Even though we can’t see our Heavenly Father, He is near and He wants us to talk to Him and feel His love for us.

How can we talk to Heavenly Father? (Through prayer.)

Sometimes children and parents are apart for a time and can’t see each other. (Give an example: “Remember when Mommy went to the hospital to have the baby? or when Daddy was away on business.”)

How can we talk to them, during these times, so that we can feel near to them and feel of their love? (Call them on the phone, email, write letters, etc.)

Even though we can’t see our Heavenly Father, He is near and He wants us to talk to Him and feel His love for us.

How can we talk to Heavenly Father? (Through prayer.)

Sometimes children and parents are apart for a time and can’t see each other. (Give an example: “Remember when Mommy went to the hospital to have the baby? or when Daddy was away on business.”)

How can we talk to them, during these times, so that we can feel near to them and feel of their love? (Call them on the phone, email, write letters, etc.)

Even though we can’t see our Heavenly Father, He is near and He wants us to talk to Him and feel His love for us.

How can we talk to Heavenly Father? (Through prayer.)

Being part of a family is a great blessing. Some families have a father, mother, brothers, and sisters. Others have a single parent with children, while other families consist of just one or two persons.

When Howard W. Hunter was a boy, his father was not a member of the church, but his home was filled with correct principles and a loving atmosphere. Howard’s mother faithfully prepared her family for eternal life. She taught her children to pray, took them to church and instilled in them a love for the gospel. As Howard’s testimony grew, like his mother, he too became a great example to all who knew him.

When Jesus was on the earth, He gave His 12 Disciples power, “to heal all manner of sickness and all manner of disease” (Matthew 10:1). This power is called the priesthood.

The priesthood is the eternal power and authority of God. It is the power to cure illness and lift burdens. It allows us to perform ordinances like baptism. One of the greatest blessings of the priesthood is that it makes it possible to go to the temple and be sealed together as a family forever.