Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
I will use this worksheet with our study of Acts 21 and Acts 22 tomorrow. It is a worksheet based loosely on the lesson in the NT Seminary manual. I altered it to demonstrate that students in our class are also preparing for missions right now in ways they may not have considered. I am using it as independant work while I give out report cards and meet with…
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I wrote this Passover haggadah for use in my Seminary class. You can read about how we performed the service here. I’m not a scholar, and not pretending to be. This is just provided for your information and enjoyment. You are welcome to make any changes you need for your activity.
This handout shows what is meant by the sixth hour of the day or the watches of the night as mentioned in the New Testament. The Roman clock, or time of day, was divided into 12 hours (Latin horae) of light and 12 hours of darkness. Since the length of the sunlight varied with the seasons this also meant that the length of the hour changed – with shorter hours…
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This white dress card is for giving a handkerchief to someone who is preparing to attend the temple for the first time. It has a poem on the back that reads: Tuck this white handkerchief away, Then take it out to be used on a very special day, When you go to the temple to make covenants And receive your own Temple Endowment. Here are the instructions Step 1 –…
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This meeting agenda is for use during Sunday Young Women Meetings. It is formulated to be low ink usage. This agenda has only four text areas, making it more customizable. If you have special things in your opening exercises, like a missionary moment or something similar, this agenda can easily be adjusted to suit your needs.
This meeting agenda is for use during any type of Relief Society Meeting Agenda. There are two styles of agenda: RSMeetingAgenda.pdf has several blanks and is not very customizable. It contains a typical agenda. RSMeetingAgendaSIMPLE.pdf has only four text areas, making it more customizable. If you have special things in your opening exercises, like a Provident Living message or something similar, this is the agenda to use. Each includes an…
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This humorous skit has been performed in units all over the Salt Lake Valley in recent years. According to LDSTeach.com this skit was written by Laurel Hart and was orginially presented at a Stake Visiting Teaching Workshop, in Provo, UT, USA, 1984. This skit is sometimes also called the Shoe Skit because it has so many shoe-related puns in it. SCENE: The Relief Sole-Ciety Shoe Store. A sign bearing the…
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I have had this calling several months. I like using Publisher for it because I can save portions of the program, tables, etc. in the content library by right clicking and choosing ‘add to content library’. Then when I want to use them later, I go to Insert at the top, choose ‘Item from content library’, and everything I have saved pops up again. I often find pictures off the…
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This is the banner that goes with the February Sharing Time Week 4 for 2011. It could be adapted for FHE very easily. Prepare a large piece of paper in the shape of a banner for each class. Write on each banner “I will follow God’s plan by . . .” Explain that Heavenly Father’s plan gives us freedom to choose right or wrong, and what we choose to do…
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Here is our “Word of Wisdom” packet in Spanish. I hope this might help any families or Spanish speaking Elders that might need it. It contains Story Graphics Card Game (Similar to Old Maid) Scripture Song suggestion and Recipe
Relief Society Black & White Logo/Seal VECTOR Image. This is an SVG (Inkscape) file saved as a PDF. Import it into your favorite vector editing application and you can modify it. Makes for the BEST quality image in any size.
I prepare the bulletins for our ward. These formats have been selected and approved by our Bishop.
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