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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Catherine W shared this great idea for New Beginnings! “This is a skit for New Beginnings that uses the Disney movie “UP” as a motif. The skit explains the Young Women’s program and shows how each of the YW values correlate with phrases from the “Press Forward” 2016 youth theme: 2 Nephi 31:20. “The skit is set in a “Wilderness Explorer” meeting, so most of the YW would wear simple…
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By: Judith Hoopes Hamilton, Hello, I’m excited to tell you that I know who wrote the program about the Women at Christ’s birth. The writer was a women named Judith Hoopes Hamilton, it was first presented on December 1, 1973, in Chandler, Arizona. Here is an introduction in her own words: I have written these stories as part of a lesson given to my sisters near Christmas time to help…
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I used this document when teaching the Establishment of Nauvoo lesson and D&C 124-127. Both the PDF and ODT version include name tags and the text to include in the letter. —— Wilford Woodruff (speaking to himself): Whew. That’s the second sermon I have preached today. After the meeting this evening I would assume that nearly one thousand people will have heard the Lord’s message today. Clergyman (standing on the…
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My uncle shared this with me — he didn’t write it, but he tweaked it to suit him. He says the students in his Primary class loved it! (See the original story at Biblewise) The Story of Job Narrator: In the land of Uz, not Oz, there lived a man named Job, not Steve Jobs. He was a very good person. He loved God and stayed away from doing anything…
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I wrote this script to use as a reader’s theater in my Seminary class while teaching Jacob 7.
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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This light-hearted skit was performed by our stake leaders as part of a Stake Leadership Training. The author, Mary C., gave our Relief Society president a copy, who then gave it to me. Basically, 3 sisters act out short parts as Telestial, Terrestrial, and Celestial Visiting Teachers. Hilarious! Can be done with as few as 3 people, up to as many as you want. Requires very few props and no…
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This is a play/skit for Christmas Relief Society or Ward Party
I used Emma’s Garden party and updated and changed it a bit. An history of US events & pop culture and the Releif Society’s influence on the world.
Jenny Phillips, accomplished LDS singer/songwriter, has kindly allowed me to publish her musical program A Marvelous Work and a Wonder. Appropriate for either ward or stake productions, the 35-minute program celebrates the 2005 mutual theme, focusing on Joseph Smith and the restoration of the Church. It has 5 songs, 2 sections of narration with up to 4 readers, and 3 recorded narrations. All of the music is available on Jenny…
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I thought I would share this skit so someone else could take advantage of all the work. It also includes an activity. The idea of the activity is to get everyone interacting during dinner in ways they may not normally while at the same time introducing the values. This skit was designed to be done by the leaders It is very simple and includes a dinner. We try to do…
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