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Come, Follow Me this week
Each week has its own Come, Follow Me reading, and the fastest way to see this week's is our study page. It lists the current week and links to the Church's official lesson. You can also find the week by date in the Gospel Library app.
Finding the current week
Our study page shows what the ward is reading this week and links directly to the Church's lesson. If you prefer to look it up yourself, the Come, Follow Me page lists the year's weeks by date range, and you can open the one that includes today.
In the Gospel Library app, the current week usually appears near the top of the home screen. It works on a phone, a tablet or a computer.
How the weeks are arranged
The program follows the calendar year, with one lesson a week. A week commonly runs from a Monday to a Sunday, though the printed date ranges can differ slightly. Some weeks combine a short passage, and some cover a larger one. The title of each lesson names its reading, so you can find it in your own scriptures too.
Each year, the course changes. The program moves through the Old Testament, the New Testament, the Book of Mormon, and the Doctrine and Covenants and Church history in turn, so the lesson you see this year will differ from the one next year.
Making it a weekly habit
Choose a regular time, even if it is only ten minutes. Read the passage, pick one idea that stood out and talk about it with someone. Families with younger children often use the activities, and teenagers may prefer to read on their own and then share a thought at dinner.
If you want to learn how the program works in general, read the Church's own overview on the Come, Follow Me page. You can also see what is planned for Sunday on the ward calendar, or ask a question on the contact page.
Questions
Where is the current week posted?
On the study page of this site, with a link to the Church's lesson.
Do I need an account to read it?
No. The lessons are open online without signing in.
What if I miss a week?
Pick up with the current week. There is no need to catch up.