group meet with the class presidency. The meeting should begin on time. The class president conducts the meeting. An agenda should be prepared in advance of the meeting. An agenda is a plan for a meeting. A written agenda helps a leader make sure the most important matters are considered and helps ensure that the meeting time is used wisely. It also helps to direct the meeting in an orderly manner. The leadership lesson in the class presidency meeting should be taught by a member of the class presidency or by the Young Women leader. The leadership lesson should be 2-5 minutes. If needed a longer period of time may be scheduled for leadership training. The leadership lesson should have a lesson that addresses the needs of the class presidency. The presidency meeting may include the following: Plan ways to strengthen class members, including new members and less-active members. Also plan ways to fellowship young women of other faiths. Read and discuss scripture passages and instructions from Church leaders that relate to their responsibilities. Plan to visit class members as needed Discuss ways to help each young woman succeed in Personal Progress. Plan class meetings and activities. Consider items to discuss in bishopric youth committee meeting. Receive leadership training from ward Young Women leaders. In the class presidency meeting everyone participates and works together in a spirit unity and love. Meetings should not be longer than needed. A sample agenda: Conducting Opening prayer. Short leadership lesson. Counsel together about individual young women.
group meet with the class presidency. The meeting should begin on time. The class president conducts the meeting. An agenda should be prepared in advance of the meeting. An agenda is a plan for a meeting. A written agenda helps a leader make sure the most important matters are considered and helps ensure that the meeting time is used wisely. It also helps to direct the meeting in an orderly manner. The leadership lesson in the class presidency meeting should be taught by a member of the class presidency or by the Young Women leader. The leadership lesson should be 2-5 minutes. If needed a longer period of time may be scheduled for leadership training. The leadership lesson should have a lesson that addresses the needs of the class presidency. The presidency meeting may include the following: Plan ways to strengthen class members, including new members and less-active members. Also plan ways to fellowship young women of other faiths. Read and discuss scripture passages and instructions from Church leaders that relate to their responsibilities. Plan to visit class members as needed Discuss ways to help each young woman succeed in Personal Progress. Plan class meetings and activities. Consider items to discuss in bishopric youth committee meeting. Receive leadership training from ward Young Women leaders. In the class presidency meeting everyone participates and works together in a spirit unity and love. Meetings should not be longer than needed. A sample agenda: Conducting Opening prayer. Short leadership lesson. Counsel together about individual young women.
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