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Young women share a joyful gospel discussion, illustrating the youth program changes.

Children and Youth Program Updates Explained

Amanda Freebairn
The Children and Youth program’s 2027 refinements put monthly gospel invitations and lifelong discipleship at the center.
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Queen Esther stands before the king in courage, representing the faith and influence of women in the scriptures.

The Witness of Women

The Jewish holiday of Purim honors Queen Esther, who risked the wrath of her Persian husband-king to save her people....

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Amanda Freebairn
Children and Youth Program Updates Explained

The Children and Youth program’s 2027 refinements put monthly gospel invitations and lifelong discipleship at the center.

Dan Ellsworth
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