Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Download this Family Home Evening Kit I created for 12 Ways of Christmas with Hot Pink Pansy. It includes the following lesson, along with pictures and a graphic for your fridge. You can use the graphic in any number of different lessons. Increase Opening song – “Joy to the World”, Hymn #201 Opening prayer – by Invitation Lesson: Tell your students you will be discussing the word increase for Family…
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I created these files to make some 6×6 inch display cards for a Christmas gift I made for the YW leaders I serve with. They have each of the young women values with the corresponding scripture and motto. I don’t suggest that you actually use the JPG versions of these files. They’re just here for reference, or you might cut them up and use them to make something that fits…
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This is a little Christmas program that has 6 speakers, along with a few musical selections. It can be used as a Ward Christmas program, or as a Relief Society program.
This poem can be used with a star-shaped ornament, cookies, or any other star gift for the hoidays. Christmas Star A diamond shines no brighter than that lovely Christmas star. It shines in all its brilliance; it’s seen from near or far. A symbol of the Christ child as He lay upon the hay, It tells to all the waiting world a King was born that day. O Bethlehem Star…
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We made up this skit for Super Saturday 2009 followed by a Christmas song. The skit reminds us in a humorous way of the things we can do to keep Christ in Christmas. A lot of people in our area are bilingual so the “mas”at the beginning of the play goes in Christmas. You can insert names of people in your ward to personalize it.
This is an image of the ward missionary themed Christmas party.
Writing letters to missionaries at ward Christmas party in December 2008.
I colorized the Chris Gunn wreath Color.
I’m so excited about our plans for Primary next week. We are welcoming some special visitors for a combined Sharing Time and Singing Time. We will hear from wise men, the inn keeper, shepherds, angels and Mary as they share their experience surrounding the Savior’s birth. Each person will provide their own simple costume and share a 1 – 2 minute narrative of who they are, what they did and how they felt about their experience with the Savior’s birth. Some will sing songs and sometimes we will sing with them.
I think this has the potential to be a powerful experience for the kids especially if the visitors allow it to be a little personal and share their feelings. I’ve been amazed so far at how willing the adults are to participate!
We’ll have only one visitor (or group of visitors) at a time and the visitors will move in and out of the room during the transition songs the children sing. Here’s my agenda:
I have fallen in love with this sweet Christmas song, “Could I Hold the Baby?” written by Rachel Mecham Goates. I heard about it on the Yahoo Group “Primusic” a year or two ago and although I can’t verify this information, I read that the song was a ru…
For instructions to make easy shepherd costumes click hereI realized today when I lugged two big baskets into church that I use a lot costumes and props for Christmas songs. Today I taught “Stars Were Gleaming” for the first time and used enough costum…
This activity is super quick and easy…seriously. We are having a lesson tonight on a recent talk by the prophet. I chose the Race of Life from the April session of conference this year. I am going to share with them the main points …
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