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Steadfast and Immoveable

Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 04/30/2008 - 12:00am
Have a youth stand on a stool and proceed to push them off without them expecting it! They were not prepared, so they fell right off. Ask them to get back on and then try to push them off again. This time (usually) they don't fall off but they are still quite "moveable" now give them a "sheild of faith" and a "sword of truth" to help them fend you off. Now they are practically immovebale, but what happens when you ask good friends, leaders, parents, member of the bishopric and other good people to surround them on that stool. Now not only are they immoveable, but you can't even get near them! All these things help us to be "Steadfast and immoveable."

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#1 I love this one. It goes

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I love this one. It goes along with President Monson's "Dare to Stand Alone" talk from October 2011. I'm using it tonight for Family Home Evening.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 11/14/2011 - 2:28pm.

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