Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
The Relief Sociey Seal is not available on the church’s website anywhere in black and white, so here it is in ULTRA high resolution, black and white. The Relief Society seal is Copyright 2006, Intellectual Reserve. Used with permission.
This black and white image, 93 February, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
This black and white image, Boom Box, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
This black and white image, Blowing Bubbles Page, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
Attach this TrudyTag to a pudding cup with some ribbons or string as a service handout. Has a quote by Franklin D Richards: “As we accept and do our part, the Lord blesses us with wisdom beyond our natural selves.”
Girl clip art with dark features
This is LDS program cover art with a wagon wheel and the title of the pioneer song “Come Come Ye Saints”. Black and white. The PDF version of this file is already laid out for printing (image on the right side).
Thank you Sisifo for this handout idea for Young Women Manual 3 Lesson 7. The handout is full color with a border and the following text: 5 ways we can know our purpose in life: 1. Personal Prayer 2. Study and Meditation 3. Gift of the Holy Ghost 4. Priesthood blessings 5. Patriarchal blessings 1 per page
This cute handout was made by another Young Women’s leader. It has a quote from Spencer W Kimball, a clipart image of a lamp, and a small bag of pear-flavored jelly beans. This handout was created to coordinate with YW Manual 3, Lesson 4. The quote reads: “In our lives the oil of preparedness is accumulated drop by drop in righteous living. Attendance at sacrament meetings adds oil to our…
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This is a handout I created for a Young Women’s lesson. There are four images per page, full color, with the 6 Be’s, a honey bee, and a hive.
The “CTR Boy” with asian features.
I got a request from a user for these Primary Reminders in wristband form — what a great idea!!! She says the wristbands don’t get lost like a slip of paper, and parents are more likely to notice them. Write the assignment on the wristband and tape it around the child’s arm at Primary like this: The blanks are for the date, time, and a contact person’s telephone number. The…
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