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Integrity Projects


A couple of months ago, I was asked by a lovely lady to give her some ideas for an experience for Integrity. I checked multiple sources and these are the best ones I found. I hope you find these helpful!
 1. Think about situations where youth might be tempted to be
dishonest. Decide now how you would act, and write about it in your
journal.
2. Read a scripture story where someone showed integrity, and then record in your journal how that example can help you today.
3. Choose someone who lives with integrity. Send a letter expressing your appreciation for their example.
4. Collect quotes, pictures, and talks that remind you of who you are and help you stay on track. Look at the notebook when you need some guidance. Leave some space in the back to write out problems and trials so you can look back on them.
5. Make a conference binder
6. Sew your own temple dress
7. Create a day by day calendar with quotes from the general authorities
8. Put together a devotional book

 Credits to: personalprogresshelper.com; ldsteenmagazine.com
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