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| − | A [[CTR Ring]] is a ring with the initials "CTR" placed on a shield. Similar to mainstream Christianity's WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?), the acronym [[CTR]], which stands for "Choose the Right", is designed to remind church members to make correct choices. CTR rings are typically given to [[Primary]] children to encourage them to choose the right, but are also purchased and used by adults. Their popularity has spawned a cottage industry of CTR rings, which | + | A [[CTR Ring]] is a ring with the initials "CTR" placed on a shield. Similar to mainstream Christianity's WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?), the acronym [[CTR]], which stands for "Choose the Right", is designed to remind church members to make correct choices. CTR rings are typically given to [[Primary]] children to encourage them to choose the right, but are also purchased and used by adults. Their popularity has spawned a cottage industry of CTR rings, which can be purchased in a wide variety of styles at Mormon-oriented bookstores. |
See also: [[LDS Rings]] | See also: [[LDS Rings]] | ||
[[Category:Mormon Life and Culture]] | [[Category:Mormon Life and Culture]] | ||
Revision as of 13:35, 29 January 2008
A CTR Ring is a ring with the initials "CTR" placed on a shield. Similar to mainstream Christianity's WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?), the acronym CTR, which stands for "Choose the Right", is designed to remind church members to make correct choices. CTR rings are typically given to Primary children to encourage them to choose the right, but are also purchased and used by adults. Their popularity has spawned a cottage industry of CTR rings, which can be purchased in a wide variety of styles at Mormon-oriented bookstores.
See also: LDS Rings
