Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
I am 15 yrs old, and each of the young women in our ward are paired into teams to teach. My team’s lesson for this month is the one on heritage. After looking at several other people’s handouts online, I created one that I think is fabulous. It has several quotes, one from Jeffrey R Holland, and the other from Elaine Cannon. I included some of the basics ideas and…
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Hi sister Smith I took the liberty to translate one of your cliparts to the spanish language. I live in Mexico and I liked the drawing and everything was just perfect except for the language so here it is in spanish. Thank you for everything your site is very useful even in our country. Take care. May God bless you. Jeniffer R
Hi Jenny, Here’s a handout that I translated into portuguese about thithing (dízimo in portuguese). Thanks a lot for your site! It has been extremely helpful to me. Kind Regards PaulaF
Here is something that I tried during a Group Family Home Evening with our Branch. It is in PDF format. – Mark S. This is a PDF of a slideshow that originally played the hymns. The clues are great. Thanks for sharing, Mark!
HI, this if from the Friend Magazine I am using it cropped with just the prophet. I then will print a bubble like he’s speaking. We use this for FHE. It is our Prophet Monson says night. I will then pull statements he made throughout conf. especially ones our family needs to work on. I then print them out and put them in the bubble. We will talk about them…
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Tierra says, “I am the YW secretary at my ward and sometimes I sub for a lesson if a leader is gone that Sunday. The girls in my ward really love little handouts (so do the leaders). Some of the girls put them in their scriptures, others post them in their locker at school where friends see them. “I made these little cards for the girls and on the back…
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Next month the youth in our ward are participating in a missionary month. The Young Women and Young Men leaders have planned special lessons and activities to help familiarize them with missionary life. Many of these will take place on Sunday, others will replace weekly mutual activities. Some of these activities will naturally include our […]
About five years ago I put together this super simple Service advent for my family and posted it on my personal family blog. I still really like it. It is so simple and almost every single activity is inexpensive and quick. Because at the beginning of December I have lots of energy for extra festivities. But […]
I am totally in love with this game I just posted on Or So She Says: it’s a bunch of fabulous words pulled together into brackets so you can play together and countdown to the Best Word Ever. It was super fun to pull together. My husband printed off the pages last week and they’ve […]
My Mormonism runs deep in my bones: it is the faith of my fathers. My life’s work–my children–is bearing the fruit of this faith. Undeniably one of the more unique aspects of my religion is the doctrine of family. A child of divorced parents, a great-great-great-grandchild of polygamists and pioneers: my understanding of family has […]
This Sunday is the “faith is like a seed” Sharing Time. I think this lesson is one of the first object lessons out there! It’s a great way to connect a concrete process (growing a plant) to a more abstract, spiritual idea (faith). I’m going to be emphasizing how some things help seeds grow and […]
I’m going to be teaching the First Vision in sharing time on Sunday. I’ll be doing something different for my Junior Primary, but for Senior Primary I am using this storyboard from The Friend (you can find the original online in the March 2008 Friend). The twist is that I erased all the words that […]