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    Essential Conversations: Sister Joy D. Jones

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    Sister Joy D. Jones discusses the importance of intentional and purposeful spiritual conversations with children. She notes that accidental conversion is not a gospel principle, and parents must teach children by word and example before and after the age of accountability. Intentional discussions about doctrine, baptism, prayer, and righteousness can help children feel the influence of the Holy Ghost from a young age. Parents are commanded to teach the gospel freely to their children to help them develop faith in Christ and choose the right.

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    Sister Joy D. Jones discusses the importance of intentional and purposeful spiritual conversations with children. She notes that accidental conversion is not a gospel principle, and parents must teach children by word and example before and after the age of accountability. Intentional discussions about doctrine, baptism, prayer, and righteousness can help children feel the influence of the Holy Ghost from a young age. Parents are commanded to teach the gospel freely to their children to help them develop faith in Christ and choose the right.

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    Sister Joy D. Jones discusses the importance of intentional and purposeful spiritual conversations with children. She notes that accidental conversion is not a gospel principle, and parents must teach children by word and example before and after the age of accountability. Intentional discussions about doctrine, baptism, prayer, and righteousness can help children feel the influence of the Holy Ghost from a young age. Parents are commanded to teach the gospel freely to their children to help them develop faith in Christ and choose the right.

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    Essential Conversations: Sister Joy D. Jones

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    Sister Joy D. Jones discusses the importance of intentional and purposeful spiritual conversations with children. She notes that accidental conversion is not a gospel principle, and parents must teach children by word and example before and after the age of accountability. Intentional discussions about doctrine, baptism, prayer, and righteousness can help children feel the influence of the Holy Ghost from a young age. Parents are commanded to teach the gospel freely to their children to help them develop faith in Christ and choose the right.

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    Essential

    Conversations
    Sister Joy D. Jones
    Recently Released Primary General President
    Section Break
    ACTIVITY : A TALK WITH THE LITTLE ONE
    WE CANNOT WAIT
    FOR
    CONVERSION
    TO SIMPLY
    HAPPEN TO OUR CHILDREN.
    ACCIDENTAL IS NOT A
    CONVERSION PRINCIPLE OF THE
    GOSPEL OF
    JESUS CHRIST
    Sister Joy D. Jones
    Recently Released Primary General President
    There is a uniquely special
    time in children’s lives when
    they are protected from
    Satan’s influence. It is a
    time when they are innocent
    and sin free. It is a sacred
    time for parent and child.
    Children are to be taught, by
    word and example, before
    and after they have “arrived
    unto the years of
    accountability before God.”
    Becoming like our Savior
    will not happen
    randomly. Being
    intentional in loving,
    teaching, and testifying
    can help children begin
    at a young age to feel the
    influence of the Holy
    Ghost.
    Vital discussions can lead children to:
    Understand the doctrine of
    01
    repentance and have faith in Christ,
    the Son of the living God.
    Choose baptism and the gift of
    the Holy Ghost when eight
    02

    years old.

    03 And pray and “walk


    uprightly before the Lord.”
    The Savior urged, “Therefore I give unto you a
    commandment, to teach these things freely unto
    your children.”
    “
    Wouldn’t we rather have
    “
    them “sweat” in the safe
    learning environment of the
    home than bleed on the
    battlefields of life?
    Closing
    As we nurture and prepare our
    children, we allow for their agency, we
    love them with all our heart, we teach
    them God’s commandments and His
    gift of repentance, and we never, ever,
    give up on them. After all, isn’t this the
    Lord’s way with each of us?

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