Visiting teachers minister to their sisters as they fulfill the purposes of Relief Society to increase faith, strengthen families, and provide relief.

Handbook 2 allows for visiting teaching reports to be received in a variety of ways. Reports focus on the needs of sisters and service rendered.

Relief Society presidencies can organize visiting teaching successfully as they follow Handbook principles.

Relief Society presidencies prayerfully consider visiting teaching assignments. As they receive and follow inspiration, miracles occur.

Visiting teachers can play a powerful role in helping sisters and their families progress toward eternal life.

Relief Society presidents assist the bishop in administering to welfare needs.

Relief Society leaders help sisters progress spiritually by encouraging them to fulfill the purposes of the Relief Society.

Additional Relief Society meetings help sisters learn the charitable and practical responsibilities of the Relief Society.

Under the direction of the bishop, Relief Society presidents organize, teach, and inspire sisters to fulfill the purposes of the Relief Society.

Julie B. Beck addresses the importance of Relief Society presidents counseling with bishops.

Elder Cook discusses the divine role of women in the home and in the Church.