Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Shared by Kristina M: “We did an activity focused on Family History, but we decided to do it with a twist. The kids practiced and then acted out the “Family History Tree of Jesus.” It was fun for the kids to learn stories from the Old and New Testament – but to make the connection that all those stories have to do with Jesus’ Family Tree made an impact. It…
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This black and white image, Sheep 2, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
This black and white image, Girl With Sheep, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
This black and white image, Camel Cindys, was drawn by Cynthia Barkume and was donated by Chris Gunn.
This stable image is made to go with the images of Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus. Click the nativity tag to find them.
These images of the nativity will make good sharing time or Christmas lessons. Click on nativity in the tags to find the stable image.
Clipart image of Nativity. Has Joseph, Mary, Baby Jesus in the manger, the star, and the stable.
Clipart image of Nativity. Has Joseph, Mary, Baby Jesus in the manger, the star, and the stable. Also available in a vertical orientation. Click on nativity below to find it.
This is a matching game using characters and locations from the story of Jesus Christ’s birth.
Hey, attached is a nativity pageant script from Luke for people doing the nativity on Christmas Eve. You can also download a prerecorded one set to music at www.FastFamilyFun.com.
This Advent Calendar first appeared in the December 1989 New Era. I have resurrected it, so to speak, and created a new document that could be used by Home/Visit Teachers, families, youth leaders, Priesthood, Relief Society or Seminary instructors. This is a very cool calendar. It doesn’t have the little doors that we often associate with advent calendars. Instead, each day you read a short devotional about the life of…
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These instructions on how to make a nativity scene are from the Friend.
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