Introduction to Come, Follow Me for Individuals and Families by Elder Ronald A. Rasband.

Introduction to Come, Follow Me for Individuals and Families

Elder Cook speaks about the purpose of the new home-centered and Church-supported curriculum.

Elder Cook: Home Centered, Church Supported

Introduction to Come, Follow Me for Sunday School by Brother Tad R. Callister.

Introduction to Come, Follow Me for Sunday School

Introduction to Come, Follow Me for Primary by Sister Joy D. Jones.

Introduction to Come, Follow Me for Primary

(2 Nephi 32:3) When we feast upon the words of Christ, we will have the Spirit to guide us.

Come, Follow Me—Feast Upon the Words (2 Nephi 32:3)

The focus of learning and teaching the gospel is first in the home, and then supported by the Sunday curriculum.

Learning at Home: The Right Focus

Applying the knowledge we get through more focused study allows us to be an example to others.

How is this Different? – Maria Eugenia

In Primary, sharing time will now be called singing time. Here is an overview of how each singing time should open.

Primary Singing Time: Opening

President Nelson speaks of the wonderful blessings that await those who seek to receive personal revelation.

Come, Follow Me—Revelation—President Nelson

After a struggle of faith, one man learns what it means to truly study the scriptures.

How is this Different? – Brent

There should be no gap between church and home.

Come, Follow Me—Siyanda Family

Come, Follow Me—Duncanson Family

We can have a more engaged experience in family gospel study.

Come, Follow Me—Christensen Family

Discussing the gospel together in the home can help us face the challenges of life.

Why is My Preparation at Home Important? – Tasha

A love for the scriptures can begin at a young age.

Come, Follow Me—Morris Family

When a teacher prepares by the Spirit, seeking inspiration to ask meaningful questions, both teacher and learner are edified throughout the learning.

How Teaching is Different – Ofelia

The example of others can lead to conversion.

Come, Follow Me—Oduro-Yeboah Family

During preparation, teachers should focus on doctrine – the eternal truths of the gospel – found in assigned scripture passages.

Preparing to Teach the Doctrine

While seeking for a way to address the special needs of her children, one sister shares her experience using Come, Follow Me.

Why is My Preparation at Home Important? – Adaline

Although discussion is important during class, teachers have a responsibility to be prepared to teach by the Spirit and ensure that the class discussion is meaningfully rooted in doctrine.

Teachers: More Than Facilitators

Real change can come into our lives when we seek to honor the sabbath day.

How We Have Changed – Saisopa Family and The Sabbath Day

Preparing to teach in Primary begins with personal scripture study, considering the needs of those you teach.

Preparing to Teach in Primary

With the right preparation, the Spirit will guide Sunday School teachers to focus on what learners truly need.

How Preparing to Teach is Different: Sunday School

Every family is different, and each family determines the best way to use the Come, Follow Me resources for studying the gospel in their own home.

Learning at Home: We Have Grown

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