An Article from Purpose Drivin Motherhood on the how's and why's her family studies the "For the Strength of Youth' pamphlet regularly.
Here are a few suggestions of how you can mark while studying:
Here are a few suggestions of how you can mark while studying:
- Underline the DO'S and DON'TS for a given topic, and mark those in the margin.
- Use another color to mark the BLESSINGS for obeying God's standard, and write "blessings" in the margin.
- If a good story or analogy or quote comes up in your family discussion, jot a note about that at the end of that topic.
- If you choose to look up the scriptures at the end of each section, you could jot a note about the gist of each scripture.
- You could look for "if...then..." principles. At a training for young women leaders years ago at Temple Square, they gave each of us a new copy of the booklet and invited us to mark it in several ways, including this one. They even had us cross out words and write "If I...then I..." in sentences to help us see the cause and effect of our choices.
- I have enjoyed writing the date that we study each topic.


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