Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This agenda form is for Enrichment Meetings and features a spot for an Emergency Preparedness message, suggestions for time spent on each segment of the meeting, and a reminder to thank those who helped during the meeting. The “lesson” segment has been removed so this agenda will be current with the new 2006 Enrichment guidelines.
This monthly form was submitted by Beverly R. It includes space for the date, practice songs, lesson, presidency message, opening song, opening prayer, theme, scripture/thought and theme. She says “These are our opening exercise forms. In the YW presidency we alternate months that we put together opening exercises. We give the monthly form to each of the leaders, so they have an “at a glance” view for each Sunday. We…
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This weekly YW Opening Exercises Agenda form was submitted by Beverly R. It has blanks for weekly assignments to fill out and for the Laurel president to use while she conducts.
Rachael P was looking for a Mutual planner that showed more than one month’s assignments at a time. When she couldn’t find anything, she created this document and sent it to me to share with you! Has 8 months of Mutual planning blanks on one sheet. You enter the date, activity, and leaders’ names. 1 per page, color, 8.5 x 11 inches.
It should be noted that Emergency Preparedness and Transition were assigned to the Enrichment and Education counselors respectively by the RS President in this unit — those assignments are made according to ward and presidency needs. This is the text from this file: Relief Society Presidency Meeting Agenda Date: ________________ 1. Prayer (kneeling, use list of names and families we need to pray for): _______________ 2. 5-10 minute Leadership Training…
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Jill H. shared the agenda form her Young Women’s class uses. She says, “I created this because we didn’t need to dedicate a whole sheet of paper to an opening exercises agenda. This works better for us.” Black and White.
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We are moving to http://NoBoringLessons.com/ where you can find Come Follow Me Lesson ideas for the new 2019 curriculum Dismiss