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When I partake of the sacrament, I renew my covenants with Heavenly Father. I promise to ____________ ___________ ____________ ____________ and to ___________

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The Sacrament Reminds us of our Baptismal Covenants Primary 3 CTR B

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Lesson 33

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What Should We Do During the Sacrament?

Remembering Jesus Can Help Us

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How could remembering Jesus help us?

1. Anna and Gretchen are sisters. Anna’s friend comes over to play. Gretchen wants to play with them, but Anna doesn’t want her to. What should Anna do?

True or False? T F

Remember that Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ love us.

T F

Think about going on a picnic.

T F

Remember the words to a song about Jesus Christ.

T F

Whisper and talk to your neighbor.

T F

Wiggle and move around in your seat.

T F

Say a prayer to Heavenly Father.

T F

Draw pictures or play with a toy.

T F

Remember stories about Jesus Christ.

2. Darren wore his brother’s shirt without permission and got a stain on it. What should Darren do?

3. Ian found a toy car outside of his house. He wanted to keep it, but he was sure it belonged to his friend Dee, who lived down the street. What should Ian do?

4. Jacob is on his way outside to play. His mother is trying to clean the house. As Jacob goes out to play, he notices that his mother seems very tired. What should Jacob do?

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I Feel My Savior’s Love

Promises we Make Read Moroni 4:3

1. I feel my Savior’s love In all the world around me. His Spirit warms my soul Through ev’rything I see.

O God, the Eternal Father, we ask thee in the name of thy Son, Jesus Christ, to bless and sanctify this bread to the souls of all those who partake of it; that they may eat in remembrance of the body of thy Son, and witness unto thee, O God, the Eternal Father, that they are willing to take upon them the name of thy Son, and always remember him, and keep his commandments which he hath given them, that they may always have his Spirit to be with them. Amen.

Chorus He knows I will follow him, Give all my life to him. I feel my Savior’s love, The love he freely gives me. 2. I feel my Savior’s love; Its gentleness enfolds me, And when I kneel to pray, My heart is filled with peace. 3. I feel my Savior’s love And know that he will bless me. I offer him my heart; My shepherd he will be. 4. I’ll share my Savior’s love By serving others freely. In serving I am blessed. In giving I receive.

What are two promises we make to Heavenly Father? 1.

2.

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3rd Article of Faith

We believe that through the Atonement of Christ, all mankind may be saved, by obedience to the laws and ordinances of the Gospel.

Jonathan Missed the Sacrament

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Jonathan lived with his parents on a large ranch. He had a pony of his own, and he often helped his father care for the ranch horses. One day Jonathan fell from his pony and injured his back. After examining him, the doctor told Jonathan and his parents that Jonathan would be all right but that he would have to stay in bed for many weeks. Jonathan had been baptized a member of the Church just two months before the accident. He had made a covenant, or promise, with Heavenly Father that he would obey the commandments. Taking the sacrament had helped to remind Jonathan of his covenant. He had listened carefully to the sacrament prayers and sat reverently as the sacrament was being passed. Each time, Jonathan listened for the words that told of his covenants—to always remember Jesus and to keep his commandments. Jonathan knew that when he said “amen” and took the sacrament, it meant that he would try his best to keep his covenants with Heavenly Father. Now that Jonathan had to stay in bed, he could not go to church and he could not partake of the sacrament. Jonathan missed those quiet, reverent moments when the sacrament was being blessed and passed. He knew how important it was to be reminded often of the covenants he had made. He wanted to have Heavenly Father’s Spirit with him. Jonathan decided to ask the bishop if the sacrament could be brought to his home on Sunday. The bishop was pleased to know that Jonathan did not want to miss the sacrament and that he wanted to be reminded of the covenants he had made with Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. He arranged for two priesthood bearers to visit Jonathan at the ranch on Sundays and prepare the sacrament for him.

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