"Choose the right" is a saying or motto among members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) that is taught to children and used by members of the church as a reminder to make choices that will help an individual to live righteously.

A message about what resources can help us choose the right, as well as a maze that uses pictures of good choices and bad choices to lead us to Jesus. “Love-Your-Neighbor Adventure” (March 2017 Friend )

2022年3月24日 · Today, the Church Distribution Center sells the standard green shield CTR rings in 28 languages. Other retailers make and sell unofficial CTR rings in even more languages and also a few pop-culture dialects like Klingon, Mandalorian, and Elvish. Here are a few more fun facts about the history and current standing of CTR rings:

2022年9月3日 · According to LDS Living, a woman named Helen Alldredge worked with Lurene Wilkinson and Margery Cannon Wiscomb as part of a committee to develop the CTR symbol in 1970. After coming up with an initial concept, the evergreen shield with CTR in the middle was finalized by Douglas Coy Miles and Joel Izatt.

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CTR stands for Choose the Right. This ring is introduced in the Primary 2 and Primary 3 classes. It reminds children and others to make good choices each day. It features a green shield with silver lettering and an adjustable metal band.

2022年1月30日 · With time, the hymn and the phrase, “Choose the Right,” have become commonplace in the mainstream LDS culture. In the 1960s, Primary general board members, Helen Alldredge, Margery Cannon, and Lurene Wilkinson, took the acronym of Choose the Right, CTR, and emblazoned it across a green shield.

Choose the Right. Lesson 5: I Can Make Right Choices. To find the lesson, click on the title above. For supplemental resources, click on the topics below. Agency. Choose the Right. Plan of Salvation / Plan of Happiness. Happiness. Lesson 6: We Have Special Families. To find the lesson, click on the title above. For supplemental resources, click ...

2018年11月29日 · The idea for a ring came from the need to give children a small token to help them remember principles learned in Sunday School. The now-famous CTR design was finalized by Douglas Coy Miles, the jeweler who produced the first CTR rings, and Joel Izatt, an artist who helped create the curriculum manuals.

Members wear CTR rings to remind them to make good choices and follow Jesus Christ. How was the CTR ring created? The CTR ring was first created in the 1970s by a Church committee of eight women. The committee was designed to help serve the children and youth of the Church.