This week I helped the children see that when asked a question about the gospel they can think of a primary song and they can find the answer. Or in other words, the primary songs contain true gospel principles. I found this idea on the primary music leader yahoo group. Here's how it went for me:
I had a list of questions ready for a recent convert who pretended to be investigating the church (I think a side benefit was that he got to experience primary and it helped strengthen his testimony).
What is your relationship to God? (I had to explain what that meant.)
*Sing "I am a Child of God"
Where did we live before earth?
*Sing "I Lived in Heaven"
Why are the Scriptures so important? (We talked about reading stories about Jesus and that the scripture build you faith and give you power)
*Sing "Scripture Power"
How does the church say we should act?
*Sing "If the Savior Stood Beside Me"
(After singing I emphasized key phrases like "thinking of His Commandment, Follow His Example, speak more reverently...)
What are temples for?
*Sing "I Love to See the Temple"
Why should we listen to the prophet?
*Sing "We Thank Thee, O God, for a Prophet"
We didn't get to ask all the questions in either Junior or Senior, but it was fine. After we got finished we talked about being good missionaries and sang "Called to Serve"
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