Discussion Questions
Think of a person you consider to be charitable and who has good social skills. What is this person like? What does he or she do to understand, help, and interact with others?
How can texting and other social networking activities interfere or help with developing wholesome relationships with others?
General Conference Addresses
Thomas S. Monson, "May You Have Courage," Ensign, May 2009, 123–27.
Koichi Aoyagi, "Helping Hands, Saving Hands," Ensign, May 2010, 36–37.
Margaret S. Lifferth, "Respect and Reverence," Ensign, May 2009, 11–13.
Additional Resources
David A. Bednar, "Things as They Really Are," Ensign, June 2010, 16–25.
Matthew 22:36–40.
Accept and Act
For one week, be aware of your use of a cell phone, television, and the Internet. Seek positive ways to interact more in person with others. Prioritize responsibilities, such as homework and chores.
Personal Progress: Integrity value project, bullet 3.