Young Woman reading part of D&C 4:2
Here’s a graphic of a young woman reading a section of the 2015 mutual theme in the scriptures, “…See that ye serve Him…” Shared by Emily S. Website attribution: http://warrensmithfamily.blogspot.com/
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2015 Mutual theme Poster
This awesome poster was shared by a user, Nicole K., to go with the 2015 mutual theme “Embark in the Service of God”. This beautiful image shows ship on the Sea of Galilee that needs to be prepared to embark on a journey. This poster is available in is 11×14, 8×10, and 4×6 size below (measurements in inches). You can have it printed at your local print shop, Costco, Walmart,…
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2015 mutual theme
I had a little fun with my illustration for next year’s mutual theme. I hearkened back to my days as a scrapbook paper designer and played with a few filters in photoshop. I like the way it turned out. The ‘letter’ in her hand is supp…
Embark in the Service of God – Boat Logo
I try to make a logo for the mutual theme every year, and this came to me the other day for the 2015 mutual theme, Embark in the Service of God from D&C 4:2. After a few sketches to design, I still love it. It’s better than the Church’s logo, and it’s perfect for a youth conference t-shirt, camp flag, or even an invite to New Beginnings. As always, you’re…
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Serve Him – Heart Might Mind Strength
This logo can be used on Youth Conference T shirts or whatever else for the 2015 mutual theme. You have my permission to use it on any item you will not sell for profit. It shows the #serveHim with a heart, lightning (might), head (mind), and buff arm (strength). Please don’t remove my URL, and please don’t edit this file and pretend it’s yours.
Embark – Heart, Might, Mind, Strength
These images were created to go with the 2015 mutual theme: Embark in the service of God. The images are from the verse D&C 4:2, which mentions serving God with your heart, might, might, and strength. You can use these images on stuff you won’t sell for profit. Please don’t alter them and put them on your website and pretend that they are yours. We hates that.