(Also see: Temple, Temple Preparation)



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As Rain Produces Beautiful Flowers, Preparation Enriches Temple Worship (2007 BYU Women's Conference) - Just as a clouds bursts when it rains, we can burst with preparation. Each raindrop represents a way to prepare. Prayer, fasting, studying the scriptures, and so many more. Just as the rain makes flowers grow, so will our preparation allow the blessings of attending the temple to grow in our lives.
Give each class member a piece of paper and a pen or pencil. Then give class members three or four minutes to write down some of the qualities they would like their future husband or wife to have. After they have done this, have them write down a few things they can do that will prepare them to be able to marry someone like the person they have
described.
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  Check your church library to see if they have any of these videos...

Marriage in the Covenant - President Gordon B. Hinckley counsels youth to marry in the covenant.  4:00 min.
Temples Unite Families - If this video is available at your ward, show “Temples Unite Families,” a five-minute segment. The first part of this segment is an excerpt from the conference talk in which President Howard W. Hunter made the statement quoted in the lesson (see page 244).