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Jenny Smith
ParticipantWhenever you’re looking for clipart, go to http://library.lds.org/ and do a search for “mormon sharing time” or “nephi sharing time” in the Friend. You’ll get lots of great ideas like this one:
ParticipantI don’t actually sell CTR Rings myself — I just link to other websites that do, so I’m no expert. I’d just call the Church Office Building to see if they can direct you to the right office.
ParticipantHmmmm… I don’t have anything like that. You could try a search at Images.google.com to see if anyone has made any clipart relating to the Brother of Jared. Also go to library.lds.org and search for “brother of jared” in the Friend only to see if there are any old sharing time handouts you can use….
good luck – j
ParticipantThis forum post was recently featured in Meridian Magazine‘s article on Christmas Ward party ideas that has tips on different types of fun LDS Christmas activities that don’t involve an appearance by Santa.
ParticipantThe product number is 67205000 and the poster is available for $4.00. It’s 19″ x 27″ and can be found on the distrubution site — ldscatalog.com — under the Visual Aids, Church History, Other Sizes section. RS Poster
ParticipantThis poster is pretty large — I’d say 2 feet by 1 foot probably. It’s published by the Church and should be available from Distribution.
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ParticipantI think that my be a leftover from the ward that came up with this idea — I think Lani’s song was a solo….
ParticipantHere they are:
ParticipantWhen you’re looking for clipart at http://library.lds.org/, think about what the topic is and search for that. In this case, instead of “truth” or “telling the truth”, search for “honesty” in the Friend. That will give you a list of articles and sharing times from old Friends to search through.
In order to further limit your search results, try “honesty sharing time” in the Friend. Here’s what I found:
Be Honest, January 1987 Friend
ParticipantI only have the picture lists that are online. :( Sorry!
ParticipantThis is the only thing I’ve found online:
It has some of the policies from the 1972 “LDS Safety Manual”. I think that more recent policies about safety can be found in the Handbook of Church Instructions.
Good luck! – j
ParticipantIf you’re having trouble printing the PDF files — try downloading the latest version of Acrobat Reader from Adobe’s website. It’s free.
And btw, PDF files are usually pretty large, AND reading them requires launching a secondary program within your browser (the PDF reader). Waiting a few minutes, especially on slow internet connections, may help.
ParticipantYou’re referring to the list found on the Young Women’s History and Board page. I am usually really good about citing sources and I’m embarassed I didn’t do it on this page.
Here are some websites I might have used :)
Womanhood: The Highest Place of Honor
134 Years Young – This is a great article, btw, about the history of YW
ParticipantI don’t have any 2-person humorous skits that would work for you…. I did see a funny skit on Visiting Teaching that could be adapted for 2 people, but you probably don’t want something like that for a campout.
Do try a search for “campfire skits” in your favorite search engine to see if you find something that fits…. You can also try “LDS camp skits”.
Good luck, and let us know if you find anything!
ParticipantOf the two Primaries I’ve served in, both invited the Birthday Child to the front of the class for a song. One sang the “..zippydeeaaaa and hideyho…” birthday song in the Children’s Songbook, and the other had the class sing that child’s favorite Primary song (the kids seemed to really like this). They also gave each child a treat and a little note.
The unit I’m in now gives a picture of the Savior with the children — those little cards from Distribution with the Articles of Faith on the back — and a scripture marking pencil. I think that’s a pretty good idea, considering that many children may have food allergies and that this gift helps the kids focus on spiritual things.
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