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Jennifer Smith
September 7, 2017
Good Morning, I just created the following flip chart to be used with Lesson 10, “Jesus Made Repentance Possible” from the Family Home Evening Resource Book. It is a memorization chart for the scripture D&C 58:42. It begins with all of the words being shown on the paper, and as you flip to each of the subsequent pages, a couple of the words are taken away. The final page shows…
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Jennifer Smith
September 6, 2017
Handout by Melissa P D&C 58:42 Behold, he who has repented of his sins, the same is forgiven, and I, the Lord, remember them no more Don’t carry around the heavy burden of sin… “What good does it do for God to blot out our evil from his mind if we continue to let it dominate our thinking by rerunning it on our own?” -Sterling W. Sill Burden of Sin…
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Jennifer Smith
December 17, 2014
By Wendi Gunn Wendi Gunn: Here is an object lesson that I am going to use for #dandc58 :34-65. It could be ued to illustrate #repentance in any lesson though. I used it in a SS class and it was very effective. I took a light bulb and spray painted it black. Then I asked the class what happens to the light within us when we sin and don’t repent….
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Jennifer Smith
December 17, 2014
By Eric Jorgensen Eric Jorgensen: — A daily learning + get-to-know-you activity — I thought I would share a teaching practice that has been working really well for my class this year. I call it the “Daily Do Now and Friday Lottery”. It provides a social learning activity at the start of every class which provides a double incentive to come to seminary on time. (Credit: This idea is a…
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Jennifer Smith
December 11, 2014
By Lisa May Lisa May: This is awesome!! Would be great to go with our SM – anxiously engaged ;-) 5(7 hours ago) Facebook video: Beyond the Yellow Boat When Jay Jaboneta heard that a group of children in the Philippines have to swim to school, he started a fundraiser on Facebook to buy them a boat – only to realize that the solution required a more local perspective. Posted…
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Jennifer Smith
December 10, 2014
By Amy Jones Griffeth Amy Jones Griffeth: I didn’t originally plan on this but I got a box of sour warhead candy canes to give to my class. Then when I was picking my opening song to go with #DandC58 the second lesson, I saw the use of the word bitter in the opening hymn I picked, and it all came together. I gave them a little devotional after the…
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Jennifer Smith
November 24, 2014
By Dorianne Quinton Varty Dorianne Quinton Varty: Tomorrow is one month until Christmas. I’m going to set up either a paper tree on the wall, or a fake tree (I have an extra one.) I’ll put a picture of the Savior on it. I’ll put a star on the top that says “Ye are the light of the world.” Every day they can write on a decoration what they did…
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Jennifer Smith
November 21, 2014
By Patricia Crockett DuBray Patricia Crockett DuBray: #DandC58:1-33 It is not met that one should be commanded in all things. Conversation cards handed out to discuss (a few given to teams of 2, some given to individuals) and then present the following: *When I pray I feel empty inside. What can I do so that my prayers are heard? *My friend lost a close friend recently. How can I help…
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Jennifer Smith
November 18, 2014
By Rachel Murphy Rachel Murphy: #dandc58 This morning in seminary I took my kitchen aide mixer and a carton of heavy cream. I asked the kids “What happens if I pour this cream in to the bowl?” They said, “It’s just sits there doing nothing and will eventually spoil.” We talked about our #scripturemastery D&C 58:27 and how we have to be anxiously engaged in a good cause and moving…
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Jennifer Smith
December 3, 2012
Repentance is turning from doing wrong to doing right. The Savior wants you to turn away from wrong and turn to Him. (See 3 Ne. 30:1 – 2.) He gave His life to pay for your sins so that if you repent, you can be forgiven and be clean again. When you disobey the commandments or hurt others, the Holy Ghost cannot be with you and you may feel sad,…
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Jennifer Smith
July 17, 2005
Hand out the objects. Explain that each object can be used to handle stains on clothing. Ask the students how s/he would use her/his object to treat a stain: Spot Treater – apply to stain and wash later. Crayons/Markers – create a decoration around the stain, making it look pretty. Patch – cover stain. Wet Wipes – try to wipe away as much as you can. Explain that sin is…
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