Weekly Training
5 November 2013
Lisanne Murphy
Book of Mormon Reading
Program
Tell Me about it, Any problems?
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Rush Too Quickly to Investigators
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Don’t teach missionaries to get revelation very
well
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Isn’t standardized very well
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When positive experiences do come, it is because
we are there with them
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Can/should use Book of Mormon more/better in
classroom in scheduled time and fundamentals
1.
Insights- A thought, perspective, and “aha”
moment
Ex. While reading 1 Nephi, “I
might be more like Laman and Lemuel than I thought, but don’t do anything about
it.
2.
Revelation- Reveal, Uncover, Action, Pull Back the
Veil
Ex. Ask questions to self about
insights, make goals of how to be more like Nephi than Laman and Lemuel
3.
Testimony- Knowledge of truth, witness from
spirit, momentary, can be topical
4.
Conversion-
What you are, character, constant holistic, change in doctrine of Christ
Missionaries need to -
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Receive Insights for self
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Receive Revelation for self
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Facilitate insights for others
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Facilitate revelation for others
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Teach doctrine from Book of Mormon using
individual scriptures and long passages
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Invite someone to read the Book of Mormon
powerfully
Read PMG Chapter 5 and look for these:
What is the role of the Book of Mormon in…
Mark Jarman statistic pulled from newly baptized members:
“How
many pages on average did you read before you got pabtized?”
“5
pages”
“On
a scale of 1-5, how did the Book of Mormon influence your decision to be
baptized?”
“0”
With Partner Brainstorm all the aplications you can use/
think of to teach missionaries how to use this tool of the Book of Mormon
Consider
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Group Size
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Days
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Activities
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Pace
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PI
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TRC
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In or out of fundamental
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Accountability
Write these ideas down and share/implement them in weekly
companion meetings
The Book of Mormon is the great gathering tool, this is
how God has chosen to keep his covenant of bringing us home
Invitations-
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Finish study of Chapter 5
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Set goal to improve using Book of Mormon as a
tool for your own conversion
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Implement ideas in the classroom
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