In an effort to help Primary presidencies and music leaders worldwide prepare lessons and teach children, the LDS Church has released a "new and improved" outline for sharing time in 2010.
The booklet -- titled "I Know My Savior Lives" -- is a "resource to help leaders and parents know what to teach the children and how to teach the children in order to increase their faith and testimony in their Savior Jesus Christ," said Sister Cheryl C. Lant, Primary general president.
The booklet -- complete with photographs, an improved reader-friendly format and teaching guides -- is a "wonderful resource" for everyone, she said.
Sarah Jane Weaver is the assistant editor of the LDS Church News, where since 1995 she has covered, among other things, LDS Welfare Services and Church Education. Her favorite assignments include reporting on LDS Church more ..
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