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Sharing the Light

Because this lesson uses live flame, it is best done out of doors at camp or family home evening.

"Primary teacher Pam Lareaux told about a time her grandmother took her into a darkened room, lit a candle, and showed Pam how she could light other candles from her own. Then Pam’s grandmother taught her the importance of being an example and sharing her testimony. The lesson was so powerful that Pam asked her grandmother to teach it to her again each time she visited." (Jon R. Howe, “Object Lessons That Motivate,” Liahona, Mar 1999, 26)

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