“Therefore they did watch over their people, and did nourish them with things pertaining to righteousness.” —Mosiah 23:18
During the Sunday afternoon session of April 2018 General Conference, President Russell M. Nelson announced a significant change to the way members serve and care for each other.
The separate programs of home teaching and visiting teaching will be “retired,” he said, becoming a coordinated effort called “ministering,” a “new and holier approach” to Christlike caring for others and helping meet their spiritual and temporal needs.
As we learn more, I will try to add helps to aid us all in this new program, but the most important thing is that we learn to love and care for those we asked ask to "minister" to.
Pages in Ministering
- Be With and Strengthen Them
- May we show our gratitude … Jean Bingham
- Old Home Teaching Pages
- Old Visiting Teaching Pages
- 2018 VISITING TEACHING PRINCIPLES
- A Visiting Teacher Supervisor – Poem
- A Visiting Teaching Gathering
- Angels on Errand Poem
- Cute VT Song
- Dear Visiting Teacher
- Drive-Up VT Interviews
- From Jane’s brain (VT thoughts and ideas)
- I’M JUST A VISITING TEACHER
- If – A poem for Visiting Teachers
- In and Out Visiting Teaching Interviews
- List of sayings related to Visiting Teaching
- Love, Watch Over, and Strengthen – VT Helps
- Monthly Quotes on VT (just the text)
- Monthly Visiting Teaching Handouts – Past Years 2010-2017
- New Leadership Training Library videos for Visiting Teaching Training from LDS.ORG
- ONLY A VISITING TEACHER
- Sister Wright Goes Visiting Teaching
- Top Ten Ways TO Visit Teach
- Visiting Teaching – Song (funny)
- Visiting Teaching Conference
- Visiting Teaching Printables (for VT supervisor and Visiting teachers)
- VISITING TEACHING QUOTES
- Visiting Teaching Soup
- Visiting Teaching Survival Kit
- VISITING TEACHING TUNE-UP CHECK LIST
- Visiting Teaching Video
- Visiting Teaching – I Am Doing It
- What’s New in the Visiting Teaching Program
- Small and Simple Ministering Ideas
- Wallpaper for cell phones about Ministering
- What does ministering look like?
