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How would be the best way to recognize a child when they have a big accomplishment, like reading the Book of Mormon?

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  • April 30, 2011 at 10:20 pm #243856 Reply

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    In our Primary, our kids are working hard on memorizing the 13 Articles of Faith. But, I have a 10yo investigator that has read the Book of Mormon. I need some thoughts on how to acknowledge this young mans accomplishment. Please help me! He is actually one of the first kids in Primary to have read the entire Book of Mormon on his own. Thanks

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