March: Choose 3 lessons

Choose the top 3 lessons from the list below to decide our class lessons for Sundays in March.

1. What is the Atonement of Jesus Christ?
2. What does it mean to have faith in Jesus Christ?
3. How can repentance help me every day?
4. What is grace?
5. Why do I need to forgive others?
6. What is the resurrection?
7. How can the Atonement help me during my trials?  

(We will meet 3 times in our class in March.) 

Thanks Beehives!

Love you,

Sister Tapahe

Study:

For Sunday, February 24: Why should I treat my body like a temple?

• Please review the "Virtue" section of the YW Personal Progress (p. 69-72).
• Be sure to read the importance of chastity and virtue in Moroni 9:9, Jacob 2:28, and Proverbs 31:10-31.
• Finally, please bring your YW Personal Progress book on Sunday.

I'll see you on Sunday.

Love,
Sister Tapahe

Activities this Week

Reminders:

• No activity Wednesday, February 20.
• Sunday, February 24, be at the Stake Center at 6:25PM to practice the song for the stake youth fireside.

Sad to miss you girls tomorrow, but look forward to seeing you this weekend!

Study:

Watch this video before class on Sunday, February 17th:

Study:

For Sunday, January 20: This week's lesson is on "Why is Jesus Christ important in my life?"

• This week, while reading your scriptures, ponder the Savior and your testimony about Him. What experiences have made you grateful for Jesus Christ and His atoning sacrifice?
• Please read the following scriptures and write down anything new that you may have learned through your reading: John 14:6, John 15:4-5, D&C 18:11-12, Helaman 14:15-18, Matthew 11:28-30, Alma 7:11-12
• Bring your PP book and look over Faith value experience #5.

And don't forget that three of you were given extra assignments at the YW activity on Wednesday night.

See you Sunday!

Study:

For Sunday, January 13: This week's lesson is on how we can come to know our Heavenly Father.

Study and be prepared to share your thoughts, ideas, and feelings about the following items. It would be a good idea to write your thoughts down and bring them to class so you can easily remember what you prepared.

• Think of your family and friends. What is the difference between knowing about them and knowing them?
• Why is it important to know our Heavenly Father?
• As you go about your week, think of an experience you have had that helped you to better know your Heavenly Father.  If you need some ideas to help you remember, the following scriptures can help (you don't have to read these for class, they're just here to help you get ideas or gain further insights): 1 John 2:3-5, 1 John 4:7-8, Enos 1:1-7, Mosiah 4:9-12, Mosiah 5:13, D&C 88:63-65, D&C 93:1.
• Watch this video on prayer. How does prayer bring Sister Ogando closer to her Heavenly Father? What impressions do you have when listening to President Monson's testimony of prayer?

Looking forward to hearing what you have to share in our discussion!

Weclome to the Hive!

Did you know that when the church first organized the young women, the organization was known as the Beehives? For the early pioneers of the church, the beehive was a symbol of industry — harmony, cooperation, and work. A task that no single bee or division of bees can accomplish becomes easy when the whole hive works together. As a young woman in the beehive class today, we are all working together to increase our faith in Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ and to "bee all that we can bee."
Reference: Church Handbook