POST-AND-PRESENT ACTIVITY. BAPTISM PROMISES TO SERVE match game. Youth can renew covenants when they are baptized. They promise to: Bear one another’s burdens, Mourn with those who mourn; Comfort those that need comfort; Stand as a witness, and Keep the commandments (Mosiah 18:8-10).

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POST-AND-PRESENT Activity

Baptism Promises match game


Objective: 
This Baptism Promises match game will especially help children turning eight to make and keep the same sacred covenants made by those baptized at the waters of Mormon (Mosiah 18:8-10).

BAPTISMAL COVENANTS Bear burdens, Mourn with those who mourn, Comfort those that need comfort . . .

 

BAPTISM PROMISES:
Bear one another’s burdens.
Mourn with those that mourn.
Comfort those that need comfort.
Stand as a witness.
Keep the commandments.

When we are baptized, we make promises to follow Jesus and His promises are made to us. Each week we can partake of the sacrament and renew those promises. Then we are promised that “His spirit will be with us.” This will help us during the week to keep our baptismal promises.

SET UP: (1) Mount visuals on a poster with tape, or a chalkboard with magnets, or (2) Place on a table with youth sitting around the table.

TO START:
1. Ahead of time, tie a string on each youth’s / child’s finger (teachers can help).

2. Say, “Sometimes we tie a string around our finger to help us remember something very important. When we are baptized we make special promises that are very important to us and to Heavenly Father. The prophet Alma in the Book of Mormon is talking to those who went to the waters of Mormon to be baptized. In Mosiah 18:8-10 we read about these special promises:

HOVER OVER or ZOOM IN (to view)

• Step 1: ‘As ye are desirous to come into the fold of God, and to be called his people, and are willing to BEAR one another’s burdens, that they may be light (MOUNT PICTURE ON BOARD);
• Step 2: Yea, and are willing to MOURN with those that mourn (MOUNT PICTURE);
• Step 3: Yea, and COMFORT those that stand in need of comfort (MOUNT PICTURE),
• Step 4: and to STAND as witnesses of God at all times and in all things, and in all places that ye may be in, even until death (MOUNT PICTURE), . . .
• Step 5: that ye will serve him and KEEP his commandments (MOUNT PICTURE).’
• Step 6: If we keep these five covenants or promises we make at baptism, God will ‘pour out his Spirit more abundantly upon [us]’ (REVIEW PICTURES).”

3. The presenter/leader can ask youth or children one at a time to draw a covenant reminder card, read it, and place it below the matching picture (to remind us of the covenants we made at baptism).
Note: Pay attention to the letter on each card. When a player places the card on the board below the picture (as shown above), the letter on the card should match with the first letter on each picture, e.g., the letter “B” on the card matches with “B” on the “Bear one another’s burdens” picture.

TO MAKE print activity in color or black and white. Mount pictures on board and place cards in a container to draw from.

Thought Treats for lesson activitiesTHOUGHT TREAT: Baptism Promises Pancakes. For each, divide a pancake into 5 pieces. Then review the 5 promises in the Baptism Promises match game (above): (1) Bear one another’s burdens, (2) Mourn with those who mourn, (3) Comfort those that need comfort, (4) Stand as a witness, (5) Keep the commandments. Share your SWEET testimony of these promises as you enjoy SWEET syrup, jam, or honey on the pancake.

Source: ST.2007.6

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So, please let them teach as it helps them learn the gospel and grow their testimony as they share it.

 

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Use this BRIGHT IDEAS LESSON Planner to plan lesson objectives, activities, and discussions (included with each activity).

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BAPTISM PROMISES: Lesson Activity – Baptism Promises match game, Mosiah 18:8-10, baptismal covenants

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