Get a New Perspective on Teaching Come, Follow Me with Art
The 2026 Come, Follow Me (Art Companion)
Starting in September, Sunday School drops to 25 minutes. And engaging classes with meaningful, effective discussions will be essential.
The Art Companion is a 5-minute weekly guide that pairs each week's chapters with one curated work of art by a Latter-day Saint artist. Designed for both class and home, it sparks discussion and deepens studies.
We’ve compiled a new simple guide, Gospel Teaching + Art that gives you practical ways to incorporate art into your lessons—whether you lead Primary, youth, adults, or just study in your home.
Art opens up a lesson for you
Art invites people to look, notice, and connect — and anyone can jump in and participate. Each week's Art Companion thoughtfully pairs one work of art with a short passage threading it to the scriptures, plus ready-to-use discussion questions (including some just for children and youth).
Bring Come, Follow Me home
Shorter Sunday classes make home study matter more. Sit with an image, read a short intro tying it to the week's theme, and talk through a question or two — at the kitchen table, in the car, or in the ten minutes before bed.
New: the full guide to teaching with art
To help with Sunday changes, the new Gospel Teaching + Art is a follow-along guide with real ideas for using art in your lessons and study—like how to open your lesson with art and lead a discussion, plus activity ideas for Primary and ways to carry it further into personal study and family scripture time.
Subscribe and get:
The full Gospel Teaching + Art guide instantly when you subscribe
A piece of art by an LDS artist curated for EVERY lesson, EVERY week—delivered ahead of Sunday
A 5-minute study guide connecting the art to that week's scriptures
Ready-to-use discussion questions, including ones for your youngest class members
Art featured on this page by Arnold Friberg, Megan Knobloch Geilman, Linda Etherington, Jeanne Leighton-Lundberg Clarke, Jenedy Paige, Tyler Gathro, Josh Clare, Cary Henrie, GayLynn Ribeira, and Megan Trueblood.
Go deeper with the Art Companion.