LDS Sharing Time Ideas for April 2015 Week 3 & 4: Jesus Christ restored the gospel through Joseph Smith

2015 Sharing Time Outline Theme: "I Know My Savior Lives"

April 2015 Sharing Time Topic: Jesus Christ Restored the Fulness of the Gospel through Joseph Smith

April 2015 Scripture:  “We believe in the same organization that existed in the Primitive Church” (Articles of Faith 1:6).
April Week 3&4 Topic:  Jesus Christ restored the gospel through Joseph Smith.

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Preparation: 
Prayerfully study and think about what the specific needs of your primary are and how you can teach them this doctrine.  

Sharing Time Instruction:

This is one of my favorite lessons to do for this week's topic here is the link:

LDS Primary Sharing Time July 2014 Week 1: The Church of Jesus Christ has been restored.


Click this link for past Sharing Time post: LDS Primary Sharing Time Ideas 

More ideas that could be used for this week's Sharing Time:

  • Object Lesson Idea:
    • Have a tree or wreath with lights on it it. (or you could just use the lights in the class room or a lamp or flashlight) Turn the lights on. Explain that when Jesus and his apostles were on the earth so was the Light of the Gospel, or the fullness of the gospel.  But soon after Jesus' death and the death of the apostles, as we know as the apostasy, the Light of the Gospel/fullness of the gospel was taken from the earth. Turn off the lights.  Explain that it was not until these latter-days when the fullness of the Gospel was restored back to the earth, through the prophet Joseph Smith. Turn the lights back on.  As member's of, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints we are so blessed to have the fullness of the Gospel, as it was in the days Jesus was on the earth. *** This object lesson could be used in conjunction with the article, "The Light of the Gospel", by N. ELDON TANNER.

    ***Basic ideas for this sharing time came from the 2015 Outline for Sharing Time, you can find a link here: 2015 Outline for Sharing Time

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