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Jennifer Smith
August 4, 2017
Young Women secretaries commonly wonder how others may be handling Young Women newsletters. Making a newsletter is not required, but it can be a useful tool for leaders to keep in touch with parents. Young Women Newsletter Ideas Lauren says: “This is our latest newsletter- I use the same layout each month to highlight activities, bdays, and Personal Progress achievements/challenges. We just send them by email to the parents“ Jacinda…
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Jennifer Smith
January 25, 2013
I was astonished when I walked past a church bulletin board and saw this newsletter. So I stole one to show you … :) This newsletter was printed front and back, and the part you see on top in the image was the outside. The paper was folded in half the short way to make a little booklet with the calendar (shown on bottom) in the inside. This newsletter has…
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Jennifer Smith
January 25, 2013
This is a color-coded ward calendar for you to take a peek at. Youth/Primary activities are in red, Relief Society meetings are in blue, Priesthood is green, and ward level activities are in yellow boxes to help members find the activities that apply to them. Family weekend refers to the stake’s efforts to simplify the calendar by designating a “family weekend” each month during which no outside activities are scheduled.
Jennifer Smith
January 25, 2013
I visited another unit this weekend, and saw this poster on the Primary bulletin board. The stickers read “I brought my scriptures to Primary”, and you can see that one poster has been completely filled up and the other is already pretty full. I assume that children are given the stickers (which are just regular old standard Avery Printer Labels) to paste on the poster when they remember their scriptures….
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Jennifer Smith
January 25, 2013
I visited another unit building this weekend and noticed these classroom rules in one room. Based on the content of these rules, I assume that the class and teacher worked together to establish them at the beginning of the year. The last rule, “Keep your shoes on,” made me laugh!
Jennifer Smith
January 25, 2013
This is the bulletin board in the Primary room of a building I visited this week. It has the Primary theme with the word because and pictures of the Savior along with slips of paper where each child has written how he or she knows the Savior lives. The picture isn’t great because I took it with my cell phone, but you can make out the theme okay. I love…
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Jennifer Smith
January 25, 2013
I created this scale version of our Relief Society bulletin board for last year. It had 11×17 inch sheets printed with the picture and information you see on the mockup, mounted on blue paper (not shown), along with the text you see. At the bottom were two folders to hold extra handouts. The background was yellow bulletin board paper to keep with the blue and gold RS theme. We had…
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Jennifer Smith
December 31, 2012
When I travel to another ward, I’m always looking for great ideas. Occasionally I will steal (or ask for) a copy of their ward newsletter or other publication for the website. In this case, a RS president visiting our ward gave me a copy of her Relief Society newsletter. I’m posting them here to provide ideas for other members, too. Here is a scan of an August 2008 Relief Society…
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Jennifer Smith
December 31, 2012
The Facilities maintenance headquarters for the stake was in this building. When I saw this sign promoting the blessings of church cleaning, I just had to share.
Jennifer Smith
December 31, 2012
This is awesomel! Karen Anderson created this amazing newsletter for our Relief Society when she was secretary, and I am providing a scan of it for you to use for ideas. The top half of the image was one side of the paper, and the bottom half was the other. We include our Good News Minutes in the newsletter to pass out to Primary, YW, and less-actives. They put their…
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Jennifer Smith
December 31, 2012
I am providing this sample of a calendar I created using Adobe Illustrator to show what our ward does for the monthly Relief Society calendar. It is based on Karen Anderson’s design when she was our ward RS secretary. The gray boxes are my thing — I think it’s a good idea to use the gray background to emphasize the most important activities. You should use at least 25% black…
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Jennifer Smith
December 31, 2012
I love the simplicity of this stake’s YW Goals: PRAY every day… READ the Book of Mormon at least 5 min. every day… SMILE every day… Source: http://naperville2yw.blogspot.com/2009/04/2009-theme-reminder-stake-yw-f…