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Sunday, November 18, 2012
RS Lesson November 18--Bringing Up Children in Light and Truth
Barbara Alldridge gave our lesson today from the Teachings of President George Albert Smith.
The main point is that George Albert Smith taught that parents should be good examples and teach their children gospel principles.
Sister Alldridge told this story from the lesson:
In his own home, George Albert Smith tried to follow his parents' example of teaching with patience and love. His daughter Edith recalled an experience from her youth:
"He continually counseled us about our behavior, emphasizing honesty and fairness. I remember one day when on my way home from my piano lesson, the streetcar conductor overlooked collecting my fare. … Somehow he passed me by, and I reached my destination still holding my nickel in my hand, and frankly quite elated that I had made the trip free.
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"… I ran gleefully to Father to tell him about my good fortune. He listened to my story patiently. I was beginning to think I was a great success. … I was sure that the conductor did not know I had not paid for the ride, and therefore all was well.
"When I had finished my tale, Father said, 'But, darling, even if the conductor doesn't know about this, you know and I know and Heavenly Father knows. So, there are still three of us who must be satisfied in seeing that you pay in full for value received.'"
Edith went back to the street corner and paid her fare when the streetcar returned. She later expressed gratitude for the way her father handled the situation: "I am indeed thankful for a Father who was wise enough to kindly point out the error to me, because if it had been overlooked, I could have thought he approved, and I might have tried something similar another time."2 [See suggestion 1 on page 244.]
Sister Roundy told of having her soul saved by a family who took her in and surrounded her with love when she was a teenager, as well as teaching her about the Spirit present in their family home evenings.
When you are in the middle of a hurricane, you can't see it, so extended family members
Can be a tremendous influence.
Sister Lopez said when children use their agency and choose wrong, not to beat yourself up. Just love them. Sister Alldridge said to go get them.
Sister Young said her husband does a one on one with his children every Sunday night. She said dinner times are great for communication.
sister Lewis said to cultivate good desires by participating in good things.
sister Lewis said to cultivate good desires.
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