Tag Archive: Christmas

This Christmas mend a quarrel quote – Howard W Hunter

I used this quote with my Seminary lesson, but it would be great for any lesson around Christmas time. The quote reads: “This Christmas, mend a quarrel. Seek out a forgotten friend. Dismiss suspicion and replace it with trust. Write a letter. Give a soft answer. Encourage youth. Manifest your loyalty in word and deed. Keep a promise. Forgo a grudge. Forgive an enemy. Apologize. Try to understand. Examine your…
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The Forces that Will Save Us by James E Faust (Power Point)

Twila S. submitted this awesome Power Point presentation that uses MormonAds to teach Elder Faust’s January 2007 Home Teaching Message. It could be used to give the home teaching message. Click on Power Point below to see all the power point presentations on JennySmith.net. If you’d like to edit this document and you don’t have MS Power Point, you may follow the link below to Open Office to download that…
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God Gave the Increase Family Home Evening Lesson – 12 Ways of Christmas

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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Idea for Young Women Leader Christmas Gift

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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