Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This is a handout submitted by J. Mathis. It was created to accompany Manual 3, Lesson 18 and shows a graphical representation of the covenant relationship between God, Man, Woman. It has a full color clipart image of the temple in the center.
Black and white clipart image with the new style of temples.
Simply print this item out on some heavy paper, punch a hole on the tiny ‘x’ at the top of the medallion, run some yarn or string through the hole, and you have a Temple handout for your classes. Two medallions per page. Could also be used as a handout on the temple. Available in a variety of colors and borders.
This is a full color clipart image with a picture of a male and female child in front of the Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City Utah. Available in GIF or PDF.
This is a black and white coloring page with a male and female child in front of a clipart image of the LDS Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Available in GIF or PDF.
This is a full page sign inside a blue oval frame with the text “I love to see the temple” underneath a clipart image of the LDS Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Available in GIF or PDF.
Clipart silhouette of the Salt Lake Temple. This picture is available in a variety of colors and styles. Click on “Salt Lake Temple” below to see them all.
Source: “Coloring Page,” Friend, Jun 2008, 41 (may be reproduced) Copyright 2008 Intellectual Reserve. Used by permission.
Instructions: Glue the image to heavier paper. Cut out the temple on the solid lines, fold on the dotted lines, and glue the tabs to the inside of the walls to form a box. (The temple should be at the front of the box.) Cut out the My Gospel Standards cards, and place them inside the temple box. Game: Choose a gospel standard from the box, read it, and decide…
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Copyright 2008 Intellectual Reserve. Used by permission.
Source: “Coloring Page,” Friend, Jun 2008, 41 (may be reproduced) Copyright 2008 Intellectual Reserve. Used by permission.
Source: “Joseph Smith Lives in Ohio,” Friend, Jul 2008, 45 (may be reproduced) Copyright 2008, Intellectual Reserve, Inc. Used by permission.
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