(Also see: Testimony, Service)



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Christy's Clipart
Handout Ideas on Service
Lori's Handout



Angela's Lesson Helps
From Loving Hearts to Serving Hands (from BYU Women's Conference)
Lesson Helps from Debanae's
Lesson Helps from JennySmith.net
Lesson Helps from Young Women Connection
My advisor called the mom of each girl and asked them to tell of an act or acts of service that their daughter had done. Then she read them anonymously in class. She asked that anyone who wanted to could elaborate and share her feelings about the service she had done, which, in a sense, means that they were bearing their testimonies about service and thereby showing that doing service helps to build testimonies. (Idea by Jacque Johnson)



Last week, a young man in our ward spoke in sacrament meeting on service.  As he gave his talk, he removed his jacket, loosened his tie and took it off, started unbuttoning his shirt, took off his belt, and took off his shoes.  All the while he just gave his talk without any mention of what he was doing until the very end, and then he said, "You probably won't remember a word I said by the time you get home, but you will never forget what I did.  Actions speak louder than words."  You could adapt this object lesson and do the same thing.  Wear a jacket and take it off, take your necklace off, earrings, shoes, glasses (if applicable)....you get the idea.



A little part of me
All you can by John Wesley
 

A glass of milk 
Everyday Heroes (Article from the Salt Lake Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1998)
Growing award winning corn
Make Me A Spoon (Anonymous)

No Hands But Ours
Parable of the Spoon
Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea
The starfish (Can be applied to service)