It's easy for Mormon youths to find examples — some good, some bad.
But young men and women might sometimes forget that they themselves are examples
to others. Yes, it's vital that Mutual-age members identify and follow the
examples of faithful friends and family members. But church leaders say it's
equally important that young people be strong examples themselves — in word,
conversation, charity, spirit, faith and purity.
The Church News invited members of the Young Women and Young Men general
presidencies to share their thoughts about 2009's Mutual theme. They discussed
how young people in the church could best utilize 1 Timothy 4:12 in their own
lives, as they become "examples of the believers."
See the full story at ldschurchnews.com.
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