Featuring Two Members of the YM/YW General Advisory Council of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
We were pleased to have individuals of the General Young Men and Young Women organization reach out to us desiring to participate in this summit.
Yvonne Hubert and Peter Vidmar will both be presenting as part of the summit.
Yvonne Hubert
Peter Vidmar
Helping Latter-Day Saints Understand the Complexities of Being a Single Adult in our Faith Community
Over half of the church membership is single, divorced, or widowed. That means millions of members around the world may be feeling isolated and alone in a church where the focus on the family is so central to doctrine and everyday teachings.
This summit helps members of the church understand the struggles single members face so they can better “minister to the one” and have a deeper connection with the single saints in their congregations.
As part of our baptismal covenants, we promise to bear others’ burdens mourn with those that mourn, comfort those in need of comfort.
The Single Saints Summit is a collection of over 15 powerful sessions to teach leaders how to connect with, minister to, and lead the single saints of the church.
Listen as presenters of all backgrounds share their experiences as single saints, or leaders to single saints, and learn how to navigate the doctrine of the family as an unmarried member of the church.
Helping Latter-day Saints Be Prepared to Minister to Those Who Struggle with Mental Health
Helping Latter-day Saints Run More Effective Meetings
If you’re reading this, then we know you’ve been there. You’ve had the excitement of receiving a new call to serve from your bishopric or stake presidency only to find out you’ll sit through hours of unstructured meetings over the course of your service, some just to plan other meetings.
Sounds kinda crazy, right?
At Leading Saints we have received countless experiences of individual leaders enduring many of those meetings mentioned, we feel your pain.
A wise ward clerk made the statement above after one such ward council:
“After all is said and done, more was said than done.”
That just about sums up a lot of administrative meetings in the church, doesn’t it? A lot of talk and not very much action.
What about this statement from a former Young Men president:
“The only meeting I have a hard time with is ward council and it’s more me than the meeting. The drama from some of the leaders is really hard for me to stomach.”
Can you relate?
Helping Latter-day Saints Be Prepared to Minister to Our LGBTQ Brothers & Sisters
This online conference will give you the ability to start ministering in a confident manner and to effectively reach out to those in your community who are LGBT.
Some of the things you’ll learn during the summit:
- Why leaders shouldn’t be afraid of the LGBT subject and how to be open to learning more
- Knowing there are many official church statements on this subject
- Why helping LGBT feel they “belong” is more important than helping them “fit-in”
- Navigating the tension between love and doctrine
- The importance of creating a life giving narative to LGBT Latter-day Saints
Are You Tired Of Relying On The Same 10 People?
How do I get people motivated? How do I engage with them so they actually want to participate?
In this training we talked with 10+ experts, these are best-selling authors, professional coaches, college professors, and people who’ve done the research and put in the time to really understand what motivates people.
Here are some of the things that you’ll learn from this training:
- How to be a Coach and not a Critic
- How to teach the doctrine in a way that will motivate
- How to see Time as a Tool and not an Enemy
- Focusing on Needs, not Numbers
- Understanding the difference between motivation and instruction
Helping Latter-Day Saints Be Prepared To Teach
20+ Professional Teachers Willing To Share Their Secrets To Student Engagement, Teaching Tactics, & Overall Classroom Success
Here are some of the things that you’ll learn from this training:
- The secret to effective teacher council meetings
- Getting past the old teaching advice and encouraging all teachers to excel
- Sunday School is not sacrament meeting on a smaller scale!
- How ward teachers and auxiliaries can work together to make teaching work for your ward
- How to help students have an INSIDE-OUT experience and not an OUTSIDE-IN experience
Helping Latter-day Saints Love & Encourage Those Who Question Their Faith
Some of the things you’ll learn during the summit:
- How a crisis dismantles your framework and the story you’ve built your life on
- How leaders can use the tool of rethinking to help an individual struggling with their faith
- Identifying new ways for those in a faith crisis to reconnect with God
- Resisting the urge to fix everyone’s faith problems for them
- Recognizing the smoke signals of someone having a faith crisis or mental health issue
Helping Latter-Day Saints Support And Lead Those Who Struggle With Pornography
Some of the things you’ll learn during the summit:
- The root causes of unwanted pornography use and how to help people who feel stuck
- Differentiating between physiological urges and morality, and avoiding shame
- Helping people foster an identity of someone that quits porn
- How leaders can help members with sexual brokenness
- How unwanted sexual behavior is a roadmap to healing, not a life sentence to shame or addiction
- Questions to help leaders in interviews
- How effective disclosure of betrayal can save 90% of betrayed marriages