During the exam, you may refer to your class notes, manuals,…

During the exam, you may refer to your class notes, manuals, biographies, links, and any other content I have made accessible to you through Canvas. You must abide by the Honor Code principles of academic honesty. You may not discuss the exam with anyone once you start it, and the following are forbidden during your testing period: copying and pasting any content crowdsourced documents like Google Docs capturing, copying, sharing, or posting exam content in any way websites outside of links found here in your class Canvas material, including search engines Please sign/type your name below to indicate that you understand the exam policies and agree to abide by the university’s principles of academic honesty.

Elder Gerrit W. Gong: “Holiness to the Lord in Everyday Life…

Elder Gerrit W. Gong: “Holiness to the Lord in Everyday Life” Elder Gong shared that while serving in the Oxford Ward, he learned the gospel principle of “covenant belonging,” explaining that as we draw closer to the Savior, we also draw closer to each other. What is one way you can apply the principle of “covenant belonging” to strengthen relationships within your own circles?