Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
January?2015?How did this happen so fast?It’s officially been a year since I started my monthly FREE Visiting Teaching handouts and I must say – – I quite enjoy making these up for you.First ever VT handout HERE.I LOVE hearing from all of you and&…
Well, that went well. I felt the spirit more strongly during this Relief Society gospel study lesson than in our previous lessons. I started out by debunking that Mormon myth about the devil having control of the waters in D&C 61. Easy. Hopefully it’s clear to everyone that the destroyer is not the devil, but s/he is an angel of God’s whose job it is to tear things up when…
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Well, that went well. I felt the spirit more strongly during this Relief Society gospel study lesson than in our previous lessons. I started out by debunking that Mormon myth about the devil having control of the waters in D&C 61. Easy. Hopefully it’s clear to everyone that the destroyer is not the devil, but […]
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It’s December!Can you believe it?!Where has the time gone?This month’s Visiting Teaching lesson is on:The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ: Prince of PeaceNow I don’t know about YOU but….everytime I hear the word ‘PEACE’ I think of a ‘DOVE’.Anyone…
This month’s Visiting Teaching message is {sorta} like a FREE choice. Everybody gets to pick their own — based off of the talks given at this past General Conference.Soooooo many good ones!And you know me — I couldn’t pick JUST ONE!The first one I ca…
This month’s Visiting Teaching Lesson is on:The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ: Bread of LifeIs it bad that I’m excited about this lesson because it gives me an excuse to make my FAVORITE PUMPKIN BREAD EVER?Of course – if you don’t have the time t…
After last week, I thought that the class might be dwindling to an unsustainable level. Even though people keep expressing “interest” many were not showing up or were scheduling other appointments during class time. I was thinking that we might be approaching a time that we would have reassess the need for the class. But yesterday’s class was surprisingly big! We had 9 sisters show up, most of whom were…
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By [email protected] (Pam Mueller) We have 6 new students, so we needed a get to know you activity: I put out various objects and told them to each pick one. After they chose one, I had them come up with how that object was like them. I believe, like art, an object can “speak” to you. So choosing an object, they had to have some connection to it, why else…
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By [email protected] (Sheena Perron) I am always on the look-out for new ways to get the YW excited to do Personal Progress. One day while we were at the grocery store I saw a pack of UP2U gum and had an idea for a Personal Progress treat. I created this little handout that you can tape to a pack of UP2U gum to encourage the YW to keep working on…
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I know teachers with problems showing videos in church all over the world. The church typically relies on the very lowest bandwidth residential connections it can get, which causes problems for a media-hungry curriculum like Come Follow Me. The Come Follow Me site has a page that teaches you how to avoid the bandwidth crush as several teachers try to display the same videos during class at the same time….
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AC expressed a common concern on the LDS Seminary Teacher Facebook Group: “I’m a new teacher this year, not creative at all and need desperate help. I have my two boys in my class and they both tell me I’m boring.” Here’s what I said: Please know that everything I’m about to say is intended to be helpful. Please read it in that context.1) Consider the source. Your own children…
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