Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Here are some Come Follow Me Weekly Reading Assignment cards for Sunday School. These are for May CFM lessons on Prophets and Revelation. There is a page of cards for each of the weekly lesson topics. Print enough copies of the page so that each member of your class can have a card to take home. What you’ll find on each card: color thumbnail image that corresponds with the ones on…
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Here is an object lesson to help teaching the importance of having a “restoration.”
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I attended a great lesson on keeping the Sabbath Day holy, and afterwards asked the teacher for copy of her lesson. I am publishing here just the attention-getter she used. On the board, she put up signs with the names of 5 imaginary women, who represent how we may treat the Sabbath day. She described each of the women briefly, while asking us to think about our own activities on…
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Brigham Bucks is the Seminary incentive program used by Seminary Mom, but you can use them for Seminary, Primary reverence incentives, youth activities, and much more. Last year I used tickets for our March Madness auction, but this year I am using these bucks because tickets are just too expensive for my class of 16. I’m hoping to laminate and reuse these Brigham Bucks next year. The image of Brother…
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This LDS dispensations handout is based on the super cool walkthrough at http://gospeldoctrineplus.blogspot.com/2010/01/as-memory-aid-for-chronol… . Sister Jensen’s image and idea make it easy to visualize the major gospel dispensations. I changed some of the dates and a few other typographical errors. I also added the definition of a dispensation from the Encyclopedia of Mormonism. What is a dispensation? “Dispensations” are … time periods in which the Lord placed on the earth…
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Here are some Come Follow Me Weekly Reading Assignment cards for the Sunday School. These are for April CFM lessons on the Apostasy and Restoration. There is a page of cards for each of the weekly lesson topics. Print enough copies of the page so that each member of your class can have a card to take home. What you’ll find on each card: color thumbnail image that corresponds with the…
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Here are some Come Follow Me Weekly Reading Assignment cards for Sunday School. These are for March 2013’s CFM lessons on the Atonement. There is a card for each of the weekly lesson topics. Print enough copies of the page so that each member of your class can have a card to take home. What you’ll find on each card: color thumbnail image that corresponds with the ones on the…
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This handout shows what is meant by the sixth hour of the day or the watches of the night as mentioned in the New Testament. The Roman clock, or time of day, was divided into 12 hours (Latin horae) of light and 12 hours of darkness. Since the length of the sunlight varied with the seasons this also meant that the length of the hour changed – with shorter hours…
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See NT Seminary Student Manual p. 55 President Benson’s quote about youth fitness. Link to an article he wrote: http://www.lds.org/new-era/1979/09/your-charge-to-increase-in-wisdom-and… This handout involves looking up scriptures and matching them to the area of development. There are four scriptures for each area.
I’ve gotten two requests for the 2013 scripture reading chart, so I guess it’s time to buckle down and make a new one. Here it is, ready for 2013. I’ve added a new version with two charts per page. Please comment below if you’re going to use it so that I know if it’s worth making again next year.
I made this handout to go with John 18. It describes the suffering of Martin Harris after losing the 116 pages, and likens it to the “least degree” of the suffering endured by the Savior when God withdrew His spirit from the Savior on the cross. The text is as quoted in the New Testament Institute manual, with some portions removed so that it would fit on a single page….
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