Faith Bookmark
This bookmark handout was created by Sybil H for use with a Gospel Principles Lesson. The document has the bookmark in both black and white and color. Thanks!
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Seeds of Testimony Handout
This handout was submitted by Shannon J. to accompany Manual 1 Lesson 26: Testimony. Simply glue an inexpensive packet of seeds to the handout where indicated for an adorable handout! Shannon says: “You could then challenge the girls at the end of the lesson to go home and plant the seeds and as they water and nurture and watch the seeds grow to remember to make just as much effort…
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You Can Know the Truth of All Things
Stephanie B submitted this handout to go with Manual 1, Lesson 36. It has lesson quotes and a cute clip art signpost. 1 per page, Black and White, 8.5 x 11.
Young Women of Faith Skit
Kim A. says, “I attached a skit I compiled using the YW values and women of the scriptures. It was used for the spiritual skit night at camp.” 5 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
Feet Outlines – Follow in Faith
Carrie N. shared these feet outlines. Here’s how her unit used them: “We wanted to literally have a foot path of us ‘following in faith’ … so we printed these feet on card stock and cut out these feet and let the kids write their name, color and decorate them – one to a child, (Making sure they were all facing the right direction), and we put them all around…
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Value Experience Worksheet: Faith 6
Meaghann Y. shared this worksheet that she created for her class to use for Personal Progress value experiences. 1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.
Faith
An image I created depicting the Young Womens Value of faith
YW Elements: Faith Flower
I created this flower based on a freebie I found at Shabby Princess Scrapbooking. It is one of a series of upscale YW scrap elements I am creating for the Young Women and Relief Society portions of this website. See all the LDS Digital Scrapbooking elements. If you make something awesome with these elements, please share it with others for inspiration by clicking “upload a jpg” above or describe it…
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Mary Fielding and Joseph F Smith Crossing the Plains by Glen S Hopkinson
Mary Fielding Smith was left a widow when her husband, Hyrum, was killed with his brother the Prophet Joseph. She had to care for not only her own large family but also several other helpless or ill people. Hyrum and Mary’s son, Joseph F. Smith, who would later become the sixth President of the Church, was only five years old at the time. Mary and her family left Nauvoo in…
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Fe – Faith
Faith in Spanish is Fe.
Faith IN God
In this image, I’ve put the word faith inside the word God dozens of times to create a plexer word puzzle that represents the phrase Faith in God. You can read more about plexers here:http://www.cfhea-kids.org/plexer.htm
Just Call me David
Never Underrate Yourself
Each day we are faced with our own and others’ traits and attributes. Often we judge ourselves against those we see. Unfortunately, we usually think mostly of others’ strengths and our weaknesses. We wish we were as tall, as thin, as well dressed, as pretty, as talented, as smart, or as spiritual as someone else—and the list goes on in our minds. Each time we see ourselves in such a limiting, unrealistic way, we damage our self-image and fail to benefit from our own strengths and talents. We can especially damage how we see ourselves if our peer group has set the standards and we feel we are not meeting them.
From Lesson 41- The Ability to Succeed
This got me to thinking about David–
Did he underrate himself before he went up against Goliath?
Did he compare himself to King Saul or some of the other soldiers?
There was one, however, who did not quake with fear nor run in alarm. Rather, he stiffened the spine of Israel’s soldiers by his piercing question of rebuke toward them: “Is there not a cause? … Let no man’s heart fail because of him; thy servant will go and fight with this Philistine” (1 Samuel 17:19, 32). David, the shepherd boy, had spoken. But he did not speak just as a shepherd boy. For the hands of the prophet Samuel had rested upon his head and anointed him; and the Spirit of the Lord had come upon him. Meeting your Goliath- President Monson
No because he had faith in himself and the Lord
Lesson 41 helps the YW see what kind of attitude they have for themselves and how this can affect their success
We were each born to succeed just like David was born to defeat Goliath
Activity-
You will need Butcher paper 10 feet long
Tin foil
2- 10 pound sacks (flour or sugar)
1- 5 pound sack of suger or flour
Read the story in 1 Samuel chapter 17 together, after the story start running the 10 foot paper up the wall- on the ceiling if needed.
Activity-
You will need Butcher paper 10 feet long
Tin foil
2- 10 pound sacks (flour or sugar)
1- 5 pound sack of suger or flour
Read the story in 1 Samuel chapter 17 together, after the story start running the 10 foot paper up the wall- on the ceiling if needed.
“How tall do you really think Goliath really was?”
have them tell you to stop
Ask “How would you like to face someone this size, who is very mean?”
Ask them to guess how heavy Goliath’s spear was, start to load the sugar into someone’s arms
Explain that his spear alone was 26 pounds
Each of us have Goliath’s in our lives that we struggle to overcome
have them tell you to stop
Ask “How would you like to face someone this size, who is very mean?”
Ask them to guess how heavy Goliath’s spear was, start to load the sugar into someone’s arms
Explain that his spear alone was 26 pounds
Each of us have Goliath’s in our lives that we struggle to overcome
Well might we look carefully into our own lives and judge our courage, our faith. Is there a Goliath in your life? Is there one in mine? Does he stand squarely between you and your desired happiness? Your Goliath may not carry a sword or hurl a verbal challenge of insult that all may hear and force you to decision. He may not be ten feet tall, but he likely will appear equally as formidable, and his silent challenge may shame and embarrass.
One man’s Goliath may be the stranglehold of a cigarette or perhaps an unquenchable thirst for alcohol. To another, her Goliath may be an unruly tongue or a selfish streak which causes her to spurn the poor and the downtrodden. Envy, greed, fear, laziness, doubt, vice, pride, lust, selfishness, discouragement—all spell Goliath. (President Monson)
Roll the tin foil into “stones” and take turns aiming them at Goliath
The activity to the left was done a little differently-
Our Young Women did this activity with our Primary Children-