President Nelson's Book of Mormon Invitation Reading Chart

In the Women's Session of General Conference, President Nelson issued four invitations for all the sisters. One of them was to read the Book of Mormon by the end of the year. He also invited the sisters to mark every verse that mentions or refers to the Savior.


What a wonderful opportunity to learn of the Book of Mormon as Another Testament of Jesus Christ!  I am excited to begin another study of this precious book!

To help us finish by the end of the year, I have put together a reading chart. You can color in the numbers to keep track of your progress. If you follow this chart, you should be able to finish a day early. And I have even given you Christmas off from reading so that you can choose your own study that day. Enjoy!


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