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Nov 17, 2019 · The new program includes activities for families, children and young men and women. “Activity Days are now called Primary activities, and they are for girls and they are for boys,” said Sister Jones. Leaders hope the activities will be held two to four times per month. Young men and women will organize regular activities, weekly where possible.
- What is the schedule for age-group progression?
- When are young men eligible to be ordained to an Aaronic Priesthood office?
- Are ages for ordaining young men to priesthood offices doctrinally mandated?
- When should these adjustments be implemented?
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Nov 18, 2019 · Activity Days, which have been held for girls in the past, now will be called Primary activities, and will include boys and girls, though they will meet separately. And there will be new...
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For the second time in less than two months, Latter-day Saint women have taken to social media to push back against an address delivered by a top female church leader.
May 11, 2017 · Beginning January 1, 2018, young men from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will no longer participate in the Varsity and Venturing programs offered by the Boy Scouts of America. Instead, Young Men activities will focus on spiritual, social, physical and intellectual goals outlined by the Church.
