Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This is the ‘ss’ from the Relief Society Logo. It is pretty, and it could be used on your Relief Society birthday party invitations or on a newsletter. 3-23-13: Added GIF version with transparency, as per user request. — Se trata de las ‘ss’ de la insignia de la sociedad de socorro. Es bonito, y podría ser utilizado en sus invitaciones de fiesta de cumpleaños de sociedad de socorro o…
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Use these labels to go with a chick-shaped Peep marshmallow candy to give as an Easter or Spring gift to those in your Young Women class or to those you visit teach. Could also use with a Cadbury egg. *** Also available: ‘You’re one of OUR favorite chicks” version, attached below. ***
This is the new Relief Society Seal located in the bottom right corner of a chalkboard background. This image is the perfect starting place for your awesome RS poster or invitation This image is free to use or print for noncommercial projects. The only thing I ask is if you make something with it, you email me a copy at jennysmith.net @ gmail.com. UPDATE: Attached is a sample poster…
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This is the new Relief Society Seal on a chalkboard background. Use it to decorate your classroom or begin a poster. This image is free to use or print for noncommercial projects. The only thing I ask is if you make something with it, you email me a copy at jennysmith.net @ gmail.com.
Black and white holly leaf garland- originally sized for a 5×7 piece of paper.
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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This meeting agenda is for use during any type of Relief Society Meeting Agenda. There are two styles of agenda: RSMeetingAgenda.pdf has several blanks and is not very customizable. It contains a typical agenda. RSMeetingAgendaSIMPLE.pdf has only four text areas, making it more customizable. If you have special things in your opening exercises, like a Provident Living message or something similar, this is the agenda to use. Each includes an…
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This humorous skit has been performed in units all over the Salt Lake Valley in recent years. According to LDSTeach.com this skit was written by Laurel Hart and was orginially presented at a Stake Visiting Teaching Workshop, in Provo, UT, USA, 1984. This skit is sometimes also called the Shoe Skit because it has so many shoe-related puns in it. SCENE: The Relief Sole-Ciety Shoe Store. A sign bearing the…
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Relief Society Black & White Logo/Seal VECTOR Image. This is an SVG (Inkscape) file saved as a PDF. Import it into your favorite vector editing application and you can modify it. Makes for the BEST quality image in any size.
This generic Relief Society newsletter template can be used for any month of the year. It has a section at in Navy blue that can include your presidency contant information and other data. Delete all the text out and the file will remain blank. If you don’t like the blue box in the upper left, download RSNewsletterTemplateGenericEDITABLE-color2.pdf in the attachments section and use that version. There is a small title…
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This generic Relief Society newsletter template can be used for any month of the year. It has a section at the top for a two line title that can include your ward name and the month. It also includes two columns, one white, one black, that can be used for announcements, special messages, birthdays, or any other information you need to share with the sisters in your ward. The new…
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This template is a little teensy bit late, but it’ll be ready for next year, I guess. You can take either the JPG version of this file to edit in your own software, or you can edit this PDF file right within your browser if you download the PDF. These files were created using Photoshop, Scribus, and the free graphics from Summer Drigg’s Summertime Designs website. First I created a…
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We are moving to http://NoBoringLessons.com/ where you can find Come Follow Me Lesson ideas for the new 2019 curriculum Dismiss