Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Most gospel teachers struggle with classroom participation. Sometimes you’ll get a classroom of students who are very active and loud, and other times you may have a classroom of very quiet students. We want students to enjoy each other, but “between the prayers” we want them to talk about the gospel — not Friday night’s game. Following are some ideas to help you increase appropriate discussion in your classroom: Talk…
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After a lesson is complete, you may feel elated or even discouraged. Evaluating your teaching is an important, often neglected, step that can help you improve as a teacher. Evaluating your lessons is the “report” part of the Return and Report pattern taught in the temple. Reporting, by asking questions of yourself, prayerfully consulting the Lord, speaking with another teacher or leader, or blogging experiences, can help you develop Here are…
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It’s officially September!Can you believe it?!Dreaming of cooler temps, jackets and pumpkin spiced EVERYTHING right now!{Unfortunately…here in AZ….it’s still a toasty 108 degrees right now}.In need of a fresh new Visiting Teaching handout for the n…
The August Visiting Teaching Message focuses on the divine mission of Jesus Christ as our Messiah. I love this quote from the message from Dieter F. Uchtdorf, “[Jesus Christ] is the Savior and Redeemer of the world. He is the promised Messiah. He lived a perfect life and atoned for our sins. He will ever be […]
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The July visiting teaching message focuses on the divine mission of the Savior and his role as our advocate. I loved this quote from Elder D. Todd Christofferson, “It is of great significance to me, that I may at any moment and in any circumstance approach through prayer the throne of grace, that my Heavenly Father will hear my petition, […]
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This month’s Visiting Teaching message is on:The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ: Advocate{I know, I know, I’m super early with this but I’m going out of town and wanted to have it up and ready to use for my readers! I have the best readers around!!} &n…
Giveaway below sponsored by TheLDSStore.com. The June Visiting Teaching Message is titled The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ: Minister. My favorite quote and thus the one that made the handout is simple, four words actually, but powerful. First observe, then serve. Linda K. Burton hit the nail on the head. We should watch out for […]
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June.It’s already here.Can you believe it?!This month’s Visiting Teaching lesson is on:The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ: MinisterFor those of you who are new to my blog – – you need to know that I am a SUCKER for a good pun. I make puns out of …
May’s visiting teaching message was our choice of talks from the April 2014 LDS General Conference. There were so many great messages to choose from, but the one I decided on is “Keeping Covenants Protects Us, Prepares Us, Empowers Us” by Rosemary M. Wixom the Primary General President given in the General Women’s Meeting. Download […]
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This month’s Visiting Teaching lesson is sorta like a FREE choice.You’re supposed to teach something from one of the talks given at this last General Conference.ONE? Just ONE? I honestly LOVED SO MANY of them – – I had to do 2 different hand…
The April Visiting Teaching Message is titled, The Divine Mission of JesusChrist: Savior and Redeemer. It has such a great message about our Savior and how He loved us enough to come to earth and atone for our sins. I absolutely love this story of a woman comparing herself to a 20 dollar bill. It […]
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