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With the introduction this year of curriculum and schedule changes, I prayed and pondered about the best way to use my Sunday time to study the gospel and how I could share what I learned with others outside of Sunday classes.

This blog will be my way of doing that. Each week I will introduce the lesson, record my thoughts and impressions, and hopefully open some discussions with my friends and family here and on Facebook.

For more information on the new Come, Follow Me curriculum for 2019, please click here.

Thanks for being here!

-Jennie

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