Lds Stop Smoking Program

I remember teaching this as a missionary just two years ago. Did anybody else use it? I've been looking for a PDF out there somewhere but can't. Salt Lake City, Utah (PRWEB) November 13, 2007 -- The 'LDS Stop Smoking Program' has been used by thousands of Mormon missionaries since.

Gramps,I would like to know what the stop smoking program for the Mormon Church is. Chia, from Ohio Dear Chia, If you are referring to some program or technique to overcome the habitual use of tobacco, I doubt that the Church has any recommendation. I assume that they would leave it entirely in the hands of the individual as to what approach he or she may use to overcome the habit. However, I could recommend an approach that I have seen work many, many times. First, make a resolve never to smoke again–ever!

The resolve is to be made now. If you put off the resolve you have just made a de facto resolve to continue smoking. So, first the resolve! Next, gather up all your smoking material and throw it in the trash.

If you don’t do this, the resolve is not a resolve, and you are only kidding yourself. Next, ask the Lord in sincere prayer to give you the strength to be obedient to the principles put forth in the Word of Wisdom. This includes abstinence from not only cigarettes, but also tea, coffee and alcohol. In order for the Lord to answer your prayer, those substance must also be part of the resolve. Next, gather up all that stuff and throw it away.

Now, you are going to have a rather rough time for a while, but only for a while. As the toxifying agents are gradually eliminated from your body, so will the urge to continue their use be eliminated. Thousands upon thousands of people have overcome such habits, and there is not the slightest doubt that you will be able to do so also.

It depends entirely on your resolve.

The 'LDS Stop Smoking Program' has been used by thousands of Mormon missionaries since 1983 to teach people who want to quit smoking, but keeping missionaries supplied with printed copies has been challenging because the manuals are provided at no charge. The 'LDS Stop Smoking Program' is used in most of the missions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints throughout the world. It is not an official program of the Church, but it has become a frequently used resource when missionaries encounter someone who wants to join the rapidly growing Church, but needs to stop smoking. Mormons (a nick name) are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They believe in a teaching known as the 'Word of Wisdom' which teaches that they should not use coffee, tea, alcohol, or tobacco. The stop smoking lesson has been extremely successful because it teaches people how to stop the nicotine fit, or longing that often makes it so hard for people to quit. The missionaries use the lesson manual to teach people 15 steps to follow for seven days.

Instructions for teaching the 15 steps have been provided in a printed manual that has been distributed without charge. Missionaries have also copied the manual and passed it along from missionary to missionary. The effort is conducted without funding and is taught by volunteers, so the distribution of manuals has been challenging. When the master copy in a mission office has become old and worn out it is often difficult to get it replaced. Now it will be easy for any missionary or mission office to obtain a new copy. Starmoney Keygen Software. With the help of several volunteers, the manual has been revised so that it can be printed on fewer pages, and it will now be distributed electronically with a PDF document sent by E-mail.

Missionaries and Church leaders can request free copies of the manual by visiting a web site at Members of the public who would like to receive a free lesson on how to quit smoking can also go to the web site to make the request. The lesson is presented free of charge to anyone who asks, regardless of religious affiliation. About the LDS Stop Smoking Program: The LDS Stop Smoking Program has been used by Mormon missionaries all over the world since 1983. Elektor 1001 Schaltungen Pdf Editor.

The manual is now available in PDF format at no charge upon request at Press release services provided by Press Contact: David M. Bresnahan 801-562-5362.