Additional Resources

These resources can be found in the Gospel Library app and at ChurchofJesusChrist.org.

Hymns and Children’s Songbook

Sacred music invites the Spirit and teaches doctrine in a memorable way. In addition to using the print versions of Hymns and Children’s Songbook, you can find video and audio recordings of many hymns and children’s songs at music.ChurchofJesusChrist.org and in the Sacred Music and Gospel Media apps.

Seminary and Institute Manuals

Seminary and institute manualsprovide historical background and doctrinal commentary for principles found in the scriptures. They may also inspire teaching ideas for Sunday School classes.

Church Magazines

The Liahona and For the Strength of Youth magazines provide articles and other features that can supplement the principles you are teaching from Come, Follow Me—For Sunday School.

Gospel Topics

In Gospel Topics (topics.ChurchofJesusChrist.org) you can find basic information about a variety of gospel topics, along with links to helpful resources, such as related general conference messages, articles, scriptures, and videos. You can also find Gospel Topics Essays, which offer in-depth information about doctrinal and historical issues.

Preach My Gospel

This guide for missionaries provides an overview of the basic principles of the gospel.

For the Strength of Youth (booklet)

This resource outlines Church standards that can help us live the gospel and enjoy the companionship of the Spirit. Consider referring to it often, especially if you are teaching youth.

Videos and Art

Artwork, videos, and other media can help those you teach understand doctrine and visualize stories related to the scriptures. Visit Gospel Media at MediaLibrary.ChurchofJesusChrist.org to browse the Church’s collection of media resources. Gospel Media is also available as a mobile app. Many images that you can use in class are found in the Gospel Art Book.

Teaching in the Savior’s Way

Teaching in the Savior’s Way can help you learn about and apply principles of Christlike teaching. These principles are discussed and practiced in teacher council meetings.