Harold Bingham Lee

Instructions: Cut out the puzzle squares, put them together to create a picture of this prophet, and read some of the highlights of his life. Glue the picture, its title, and the highlights to another piece of paper, and color it.

• 1899 March 28, is born in Clifton, Idaho

• 1916 (age 17) Earns a teaching certificate at Albion State Normal School in Idaho

• 1917 (age 18) Is appointed the principal of the one-room Silver Star School at Weston, Idaho; serves also as the teacher, the custodian, and the groundkeeper.

• 1920–22 (age 21–23) Serves a mission to the Western States Mission

• 1923 (age 24) Marries Fern Lucinda Tanner; she dies in 1962

• 1930 (age 31) Is called to be president of Pioneer Stake in Salt Lake City; serves during the Depression

• 1932 (age 32) Is appointed to the Salt Lake City Commission

• 1935 (age 36) Organizes the Church Security Program (later called the Church Welfare Program)

• 1941 (age 42) Is called as an Apostle

• 1961 (age 62) Helps organize the Church Correlation Program

• 1963 (age 64) Marries Freda Joan Jensen

• 1970 (age 70) Is called to serve as a counselor in the First Presidency

• 1972 (age 73) Is sustained as President of the Church; serves only 538 days

• 1973 (age 74) December 26, dies