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Relief Society Symbols Handout

The seal was adjusted and simplified in 2012 to make it more useful and recognizable in a global Church. The slightly altered seal now places the name of Relief Society in prominence, more clearly identifying Relief Society as part of the Church.  The year the society was organized, 1842, was removed from the old seal and the motto remained. Brigham Young asked Emmeline B. Wells in 1876 to encourage the…
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Custom Relief Society Napkins – easy

One ward made super cute napkins for a Relief Society Meeting celebrating the birthday of Relief Society. Using pinking shears, they cut out squares of white fabric, and with a marking pen, wrote the words on the fabric. I think you could do this same thing with the Relief Society seal image. I would put the RS seal 25 or so times in a document in my word processor. Then…
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Relief Society Birthday Dinner Handout

This is a a framed plaque we gave each of our Sisters for our Relief Society Birthday Dinner. We got wood 5 x7 frames at the Dollar store and printed the quote of beige card stock. Then cut out the area for the picture. Printed the picture on photo paper and assembled the plaque.

Relief Society Temple Program

Our Relief Society’s theme this year is temples and our goal is to renew our temple attending efforts. For our March Relief Society birthday celebration, we are having a light dinner followed by this program that celebrates the birth of the Relief Society as well as Relief Society and it’s connection with Holy Temples. In addition to the script, we will have a special musical number (“I Love to See…
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Live Up to Your Privileges – RS Birthday Skit

This Reader’s Theater was provided by the General Relief Society Presidency at the Fall 2005 Open House. It has 4 reading parts, and requires no set. Period dress is not required, but appropriate. Available in Text format 3 Readers for the parts of Bathsheba Smith, Elizabeth Ann Whitney, Philinda Merrick, and Elvira Cowles. No costumes required, but period dress would be appropriate. Set: Four women are sitting at the front…
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