Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Downloaded from: http://chestnutgroveacademy.blogspot.com/2013/10/developing-christlike-attributes.html 3 Nephi 27:27…Therefore, what manner of men ought ye to be? Verily I say unto you, even as I am. The youth theme for this month is Becoming More Christlike. The topic I taught on today was “How can I become more Christlike?” I really felt that the message portrayed was important for all of us, so I decided to share it as my post for this…
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I have recently been asked to sing at the funeral of a dear friend, and I want to share the music and the experience with you. She was my visiting teaching companion and a wonderful example of service and temple work. She befriended me from the start when I moved into my new ward in Hawai’i, and I grew to admire and love her dearly. She planned her whole funeral…
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Downloaded from: http://ldsywideasandactivities.blogspot.com/2013/10/speed-friending-clothes-swap-multi-ward.html This week we had a super fun activity with the Young Women from another ward that shares our building. We wanted to promote friendship between the two wards’ YW. This is what we came up with: Earlier this year, our former Relief Society Enrichment Leader (now my 1st Counselor) ran an Enrichment Night activity that was called “Speed-friending.” I was sick that night, so I didn’t attend…
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This is a silhouett version of the Christus Statue with some alterations for ease of printing.
This image was created for the 2014 Mutual Theme, Come Unto Christ. You have my written permission to use this image on items you will not sell for profit. The font used in this image is Oz Handicraft BT, and the artwork is mine. I don’t put the website logo on images of the Savior, but if you could mention where you got the image, I’d appreciate the credit. Click…
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This image was created for the 2014 Mutual Theme, Come Unto Christ. You have my written permission to use this image on items you will not sell for profit. The font used in this image is Palatino Linotype, and the artwork is mine. I don’t put the website logo on images of the Savior, but if you could mention where you got the image, I’d appreciate the credit. Click on…
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This image was created for the 2014 Mutual Theme, Come Unto Christ. You have my written permission to use this image on items you will not sell for profit. The font used in this image is Trajan Pro, and the artwork is mine. I don’t put the website logo on images of the Savior, but if you could mention where you got the image, I’d appreciate the credit. Grayscale and…
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Downloaded from: http://ldsywideasandactivities.blogspot.com/2013/09/personal-progress-conference.html Last night we had an all-girls (joint class) activity that I called “Personal Progress Conference.” I borrowed heavily from an idea I saw on the A Little Crafting blog here but I adapted it a bit to fit our needs. The main purpose of the activity was to show the girls that Personal Progress can be fun and is not difficult to do. I knew some of…
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Downloaded from: http://www.continuallycreative.com/2013/09/general-conference-links-we-love/ Here are a few of my favorite links to activities and ideas for General Conference. Playing Jenga during conference with conference words typed out and how to play can be found here at little LDS ideas… Flash cards and a memory game printable … Continue reading →
Downloaded from: http://inkablinka.com/2013/09/stand-in-holy-places-young-women-in-excellence.html We are looking ahead to our Young Women in Excellence program – and have chosen the theme: “Stand in Holy Places: Personal Progress Can Change Me and the World”. (I first saw this theme on a cute owl handout here.) We will pass the above handout to the young women this week, reminding them of the purpose of the evening, and getting them started on thinking of what they want to share. We will decorate with globes and…
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