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In the talks and
activities listed below, Church leaders speak
out and encourage youth to live the standards.
These talks can be used as a resource in
planning Young Women activities and in answering
young women's questions about standards.
- Gordon B.
Hinckley, "Stay
on the High Road," Ensign,
May 2004, 112–15 (Education, friends,
modesty)
- Gordon B.
Hinckley, "Gambling,"
Ensign, May 2005, 58–61
- Boyd K.
Packer, "
'The Standard of Truth Has Been Erected,'
" Ensign, Nov. 2003, 24–27 (Why
standards?)
- Dallin H.
Oaks, "Pornography,"
Ensign, May 2005, 87–90
- M. Russell
Ballard, "Be
Strong in the Lord," Ensign,
July 2004, 8–15 (Putting on the armor of
God)
- M. Russell
Ballard, "Let
Our Voices Be Heard," Ensign,
Nov. 2003, 16–19 (Internet, television,
media)
- Jeffrey R.
Holland, "To
Young Women," Ensign, Nov.
2005, 28–30 (Modesty)
- Jeffrey R.
Holland, "Personal
Purity," Ensign, Nov. 1998,
75–78 (Sexual purity)
- Dieter F.
Uchtdorf, “See
the End from the Beginning,” Ensign,
May 2006, 42
- Susan W.
Tanner, "The
Sanctity of the Body," Ensign,
Nov. 2005, 13–15
- Susan W.
Tanner, “Make
Dating Smooth Sailing,” New Era,
October 2004, 28
- Julie B. Beck,
"In
the World But Not of the World," BYU
Women's Conference, Apr. 29, 2005 (Teaching
standards)
- Elaine S.
Dalton, "Arise
and Shine Forth," BYU Women's
Conference, Apr. 30, 2004 (Modesty)
- D. Todd
Christofferson, "A
Sense of the Sacred," New Era,
June 2006, 28
- Mary C. Hales,
"An
Outward Expression of an Inward Commitment,"
BYU Women's Conference, May 2, 2003
(Modesty)
- Susan K.
Bednar, "Safe
Rebellion?" BYU–Idaho Devotional, Jan.
6, 2004
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