Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
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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I’ve recently gotten into colorizing family history photos, and I’ve been wanting to do a series on Prophets. It’d be cool to start a colorized church history reddit, dontcha think? Anyway, this is the first image I’ve done. It’s Wilford Woodruff, third prophet-president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons), who is a particular favorite of mine.
By Jenny Smith Jenny Smith: Wilford Woodruff is a particular favorite of mine. I had not noticed his accent before. This goes well with D&C lesson 146 in the seminary teacher manual about the succession in the church presidency. #martyrdom #succession #josephsmith #endowment 8(4 hours ago) Susan Kendrick: Follow (3 hours ago) Jennifer Young Hancock: This is cool! Thx (3 hours ago) Connie Ross Harrison: I heard this for the…
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They are outlined drawings of each of the modern day prophets. You can get each of the prophets individually off of my website www.myctrring.com under clip art and prophet clip art (there is also a button for it on the home page). I also have an outline of the first presidency there. These would be great for in programs, announcements, or even as something for kids to color. Enjoy
This is LDS program cover art with the image of the Wilford Woodruff from the Gospel Art Picture Kit and a quote from the same. Wilford Woodruff is the prophet whose words we’ll be studying in 2006, and this program cover would work well for a program at the beginning of the year. NOTE: The PDF version of this file is already laid out for printing (image on the right…
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