Family Home Evening Lesson on Profanity
Profanity

Trash and Treasure Talk by Sally Cary



A crisp, clean apple.  "I can keep my language clean and crisp and handle my words with care so I won't bruise my peace of mind or the opinions others share."  (Credit: Homemaking Cottage)
Lip balm - "May your lips be as soft and kind as your word."  (Click here for cute poem.  You could buy or make lipbalm to give them and attach cute poem to it.)



Zip Your Lips - Story of President Hinckley



Foul Language is for the Birds



Profanity Object Lesson by Debra Storm



How to stop swearing
 

Talk on Profanity



One Liners



Locker Room Talk (taken from the September 1989 New Era)
This Recruit Does Not Swear, Sir!



Profanity and Swearing by Ted E. Brewerton, May 1983 Ensign
Profanity by Elder Robert K. Dellenbach, September 1996, Ensign
“Sin—On the Tips of Our Tongues,” John S. Tanner, Feb. 1991, Ensign
Standing up to profanity by Paula K. Boothe, Apr. 2001, Ensign
The Third Commandment by Ester Rasband, April 1999 Ensign