Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Thanks to an image from The Idea Door and Adobe Illustrator’s Live Trace, I bring you …. drum roll … a version of the Beehive class symbol that’s big enough to actually use! You can find out more about this class symbol on our Young Women history or YW class symbols pages.
Thanks to an image from The Idea Door and Adobe Illustrator’s Live Trace, I bring you …. drum roll … a version of the Laurel class symbol that’s big enough to actually use! You can find out more about this class symbol on our Young Women history or YW class symbols pages.
These type of cattle were used for Israelite sacrifices. From Institute manualhttp://institute.lds.org/manual/old-testament-institute-student-manual-1… Copyright 2011 Intellectual Reserve, used by permission.
An image of Spencer W Kimball. From the Institute Manuals. Copyright 2011, Intellectual Reserve. Used by permission.
Tabernacle and 10 commandment tablets is from the Institute manuals. Copyright 2011 Intellectual Reserve. Used by permission.
I created this logo for a guest design project at the 12 Ways of Christmas blog by Hot Pink Pansy. This has the word “Inspire” with the second ‘i’ transformed into the east center spire of the Salt Lake Temple. Enjoy!
This is based on the Inspire Logo I created for another project. I got “inspired” myself and realized that nearly all of the YW values have the letter ‘i’ in them. Those that don’t have letter ‘i’ were easy to implement, too. I hope it reminds leaders and young women that “as we strive the young women values … we will be prepared to make and keep sacred covenants, receive…
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This is a fun hand-out to help explain all the symbolism that our founding fathers added to the dollar bill.
A printable jpeg of 5 ways to find your purpose in life
This is a picture of the Honor Bee charms. I had to do some altering to make it work. Please pretend that you don’t see flaws!
This was created from the inspiration of my father. When I asked him how to get Young Women excited about their own family history and temple work, he told me that we needed to make a poster with pictures of their ancestors. That way they would see them as real people, very similar to themselves. This is a simple family tree made with scrapbook paper, circle punches, photos (or copies),…
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