Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
One ward made super cute napkins for a Relief Society Meeting celebrating the birthday of Relief Society. Using pinking shears, they cut out squares of white fabric, and with a marking pen, wrote the words on the fabric. I think you could do this same thing with the Relief Society seal image. I would put the RS seal 25 or so times in a document in my word processor. Then…
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The Young Women’s Torch Logo has been updated to be all gold, symbolizing virtue. I’ve updated my old torch logo with the new color. There’s also a version without the gold rim.
I used this handout at girls camp along with President Hinckley’s talk “Let Love Be the Loadestar of your Life”
This is a beautiful image of the Salt Lake Temple at night.
I took a series of photographs of the new Young Women bookmark for use in creating handouts and class printables.
I took a series of photographs of the new Young Women bookmark for use in creating handouts and class printables. This one has the YW bookmark ribbons with the text ‘Personal Progress’ on the image.
A photograph of new convert baptism in a lake near Olomouc in the Czech Republic.
D&C 20:811; Joseph Smith—History 1:3435, Joseph Smith—History 1:71 footnote The Book of Mormon … [proves] to the world that the holy scriptures are true, and that God does inspire men and call them to his holy work in this age and generation, as well as in generations of old. D&C 20:8, D&C 20:11 Three years after Joseph Smith was visited by God the Father and Jesus Christ, the angel Moroni…
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On 28 July 1856 a handcart company under the leadership of Edward Martin left Iowa City, Iowa, and started across the plains to the Salt Lake Valley. By October, cold weather and snow caught them in the mountains in central Wyoming. Short on food and other supplies, members of the company experienced exposure to cold, hunger, and exhaustion, and some began to die. They would suffer more losses than any…
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The Martin Handcart Company was the fifth handcart company to travel west to the Salt Lake Valley. This company of English emigrants left Iowa City, Iowa, on 28 July 1856. There were “576 [people], with 146 carts, 7 wagons, 30 oxen, and 50 cows and beef cattle” (LeRoy R. Hafen and Ann W. Hafen, Handcarts to Zion [1960], 93). At Florence, Nebraska, they stopped for handcart repairs. It was late…
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You’re an integral piece of our Primary! Please join us for a Primary Board meeting from 3:30-4:30pm in the Primary room next Sunday. Would you please prepare to share an experience, a question, a short vignette of a child. Let’s learn together how to strengthen our children and help them come unto Christ. Thanks for all you are and do for the children. Childcare can be arranged and there will…
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