Advancement in the Priesthood

The Work of Salvation in the Ward and Stake 5.2

Helping Prospective Elders Progress

In their central role of helping improve gospel learning and teaching, Sunday School presidents 
can recommend and help provide the Teaching the Gospel course.

Improving Teaching

Inviting Others to Come unto Christ

Teaching in Church meetings and classes helps individuals and families learn the doctrine and take the principles into their homes. Effective teachers bear testimony and invite action.

Learning and Teaching in the Home and the Church - The Church

The home is a sacred place to learn and teach gospel principles. This informal setting allows daily teaching moments and is focused on meeting the needs of individuals and families.

Learning and Teaching in the Home and the Church - The Home

The Work of Salvation in the Ward and Stake 5.1

Preparing Families to Make Covenants

Watch and learn how a Sunday School presidency can orient and support those who have been 
newly called to teach.

Supporting Those Who Are Called to Teach

See examples of the many ways that Sunday School presidents can participate effectively in 
stake or ward councils to help improve gospel learning and teaching.

Using Councils to Improve Learning and Teaching

In the Church and in our homes, we all have the responsibility to improve our ability to learn 
and teach—and to help others do the same.

We Are All Learners and Teachers

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