Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Serve Him LDS Missionary Shirt. Our Serve Him Missionary shirt has the words from Doctrine and Covenants 4:2: Serve him with all your heard, might, mind, strength emblazoned in large letters on the front. Missionaries love our shirts for P-day.
Ask Me about the Book of Mormon Tee Shirt – Women’s fit. Our T-shirt encourages questions about the Book of Mormon with the simple invitation: “Ask me about the Book of Mormon”. You choose if lettering is on the front or back of this shirt. Great for shy missionaries.
Last fall I posted about what it means to become a missionary mom. This spring I have spent a lot of time thinking about what it means to be a missionary daughter! There are definitely some similarities. This little project is one example–my friend Julie put together a photo booklet just like this for […]
I’m not really into celebrating St. Patrick’s day in a big way, but last year I found this funny connection to Lucky Charms in the MTC (see quote above) and I think it makes for a light-hearted FHE for this time of year. It’s a silly way to combine this lucky holiday with mission prep […]
Whoa. It’s been a while. :) We ended up having class canceled a couple of times due to poor weather this month (unplanned), we missed one day because school was out (planned), and I’m pretty sure that I’ve only taught three times since my last post. D&C 106-108, 137 I’m not sure why D&C 137 was tossed in with this material, though I will say it did end up fitting…
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The Nauvoo Temple was designed by Mormon architect William Weeks under the direction of Joseph Smith, Junior. Many have assumed these stones represent the three degrees of glory. However, Wandle Mace, foreman for the framework of the Nauvoo Temple, has explained that the design of the temple was meant to be a representation of the Church, the Bride, the Lambs wife referencing John the Revelators statement in Revelation 12:1 concerning the woman clothed with the sun, and the moon under her feet, and upon her head a crown of twelve stars. This explains why the Starstones are at the top of the temple, as they represent a crown of twelve stars. Sunstones were found in the middle clothing the temple and church with the sun, and the Moonstones are located at the bottom, representing the moon under her feet.
Tie bars are an inexpensive gift that is practical, too! Hold your tie still in wind, keep it out of food when eating, and look smashing while doing it! The Angel Moroni tie bar is a favorite with everyone. Available in gold, silver, antique silver, and antique gold.
Tie bars are an inexpensive gift that is practical, too! Hold your tie still in wind, keep it out of food when eating, and look smashing while doing it! The Angel Moroni tie bar is a favorite with everyone. Available in gold, silver, antique silver, and antique gold.
The Nauvoo Temple was designed by Mormon architect William Weeks under the direction of Joseph Smith, Junior. Many have assumed these stones represent the three degrees of glory. However, Wandle Mace, foreman for the framework of the Nauvoo Temple, has explained that the design of the temple was meant to be a representation of the Church, the Bride, the Lambs wife referencing John the Revelators statement in Revelation 12:1 concerning the woman clothed with the sun, and the moon under her feet, and upon her head a crown of twelve stars. This explains why the Starstones are at the top of the temple, as they represent a crown of twelve stars. Sunstones were found in the middle clothing the temple and church with the sun, and the Moonstones are located at the bottom, representing the moon under her feet.
Tie bars are an inexpensive gift that is practical, too!
Tie bars are an inexpensive gift that is practical, too!
Tie bars are an inexpensive gift that is practical, too! Hold your tie still in wind, keep it out of food when eating, and look smashing while doing it! The Angel Moroni tie bar is a favorite with everyone. Available in gold, silver, antique silver, and antique gold.
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