For Youth

Is your class or quorum as unified as possible? After reviewing President Henry B. Eyring's talk about unity (page 62), make a list of what you can do to bring your group closer together.

Elder Russell M. Nelson talked about the "cafeteria approach" to obedience (page 34). Discuss with your family, class, or quorum what this means and why it doesn't work.

Elder M. Russell Ballard described the pure love of Christ as an active love (page 46) that is shown in simple acts of kindness and service. Plan a way your class or quorum can show love to someone in your ward, branch, or community and then carry out your plan.

Elder Quentin L. Cook told the story of a purse found after a youth dance (page 18). What the leaders found inside the purse spoke volumes about the young woman who owned it. What do the contents of your purse, wallet, or schoolbag say about you, and what changes might you want to make in the things you keep close to you?

Elder Lynn G. Robbins talked about becoming more like the Savior (page 103). Think about what it means to be like Jesus Christ rather than just doing what He asks. Then think about what changes you can make in your life to become more like the Savior.