Boyd K. Packer, "Prayer and Promptings" Ensign, Nov. 2009, 43–44
Topics: Agency
-Brent H. Nielson
Conference Talk:
For more information on this topic read "A Call to the Rising Generation," by Brent H. Nielson, Ensign, Nov 2009, 95-97.
Thoughts:
Jesus Christ, lives and is inviting you, as He invited His Apostles of old, Peter and Andrew: "Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men. (Brent H. Nielson, "A Call to the Rising Generation,"Ensign, Nov 2009, 95-97.)
Song:
"Called to Serve," Children's Songbook, p. 174.
Scripture:
Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. (Matthew 28:19)
Lesson:
Ask your family what they think makes a person rich, and how they might identify a "rich" person. Have your family silently read D&C 6:1-7 and then discuss the following questions:
- What great "harvest" is the Lord speaking of in these verses? (Missionary work.)
- Why is sharing the gospel with others such a "great and marvelous work"?
Story:
Kingston, Ontario, a cold and very old city in Eastern Canada, was called "Stony Kingston" by the missionaries. There had been but one convert to the Church in six years there, even though missionaries had been continuously assigned in that city during the entire time. No one baptized in Kingston. Time in Kingston was marked on the calendar like days in prison. A missionary transfer to another place--any place--would be uppermost in thoughts, even in dreams.
Activity:
Play "hot or cold."
Use a bean bag or any household object. Have one child leave the room. The other children can decide where to hide the bean bag. Now, the child returns to the play area and proceeds to find the bean bag. The game is played with clues of "hot" or "cold" that the other children give. Hot means the child is near the object, whereas cold means she is not. When the bean bag is found, another child is asked to leave the room and start the game again.


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