To receive credit for this course, students are required to:
Attend at least 75% of classes held
Read at least 75% of the assigned readings
Complete one of the four learning experiences:
Keep a study journal.
Record responses to all of the questions and activities in the class preparation material.
Write responses to three essay questions.
Design and complete a learning project related to the course content.
Student Reading: Chapter 13 - Detours on the Road to Forgiveness
Student Reading: Chapter 14 - The Roadway Prepared for Repentance and Forgiveness
A Broken Heart, a Contrite Spirit, and Godly Sorrow
Student Reading: Chapter 15 - Three Beloved Friends we meet Early on the Journey to Forgiveness
A Broken Heart, a Contrite Spirit, and Godly Sorrow
Student Reading: Chapter 16 - Preparing to Serve
Help from beyond the Veil and Uncompromising Honesty
Student Reading: Chapter 17 - Repentance, Angels, and Family Ties
Help from beyond the Veil and Uncompromising Honesty
Student Reading: Chapter 17 - Uncompromising Honesty
Confessing and Forsaking Sins and Making Generous Restitution
Student Reading: Chapter 19 - Willingly Confessing and Purposefully Forsaking Sin
Confessing and Forsaking Sins and Making Generous Restitution
Student Reading: Chapter 20 - Generous Restitution
Student Reading: Chapter 21 - Forgiveness through Forgiving
The Role of the Saviour, Priesthood Leaders, and the Holy Ghost
Student Reading: Chapter 22 - The Sacred Role of the Priesthood
The Role of the Saviour, Priesthood Leaders, and the Holy Ghost
Student Reading: Chapter 23 - The Holy Ghost—A Messenger of Forgiveness
Daily Repentance and the Divine Gift of Forgiveness
Student Reading: Chapter 24 - The Sacrament, the temple, and Continual Repentance
Daily Repentance and the Divine Gift of Forgiveness
Student Reading: Chapter 25 - The Divine Gift of Forgiveness
Concluding Lesson
Review key messages from the course. Invite students to share testimony or key learning experiences.