Great LDS handouts and helps for teaching Primary 6 Lesson 12: Isaac and Rebekah (Old Testament)
Print: Temple Marriage PDF Morning Meeting: None. Family Home Evening: 1) Mark 10:6-8. Read the verses about marriage in the scr...
F – E – M INDEX: Family – Eternal Families – Marriage ACTIVITIES for Come Follow Me Primary and Home (family home evening), Ages 2-12 and Teens, Seminary, Sunday School
Cut out this image, fold the edges, and tape the sides to build your own temple. This is great for many lesson types. A lesson on how tith...
F – E – M INDEX: Family – Eternal Families – Marriage ACTIVITIES for Come Follow Me Primary and Home (family home evening), Ages 2-12 and Teens, Seminary, Sunday School
When I was in Young Women, I remember putting together these Temple Time Capsules. We got to choose our future wedding dress, colors, flowers, the whole nine-yards, but most importantly the temple …
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This one of my favorite activities we've done so far. This came about because we had to skip the temple marriage lesson in the manual due...
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This handout was specially created for the Come follow Me lesson titled, “Why is temple marriage important” but it can be used to fit any lesson for church or home regarding the importa…
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**UPDATE **: Please click here for the: Temple Template I am super excited about this! I saw this idea on Pinterest, but it had no instructions or any detail. I just gave a Come Follow Me lesson on "Why is Temple Marriage Important?" I gave this as my handout, but this would be cute for girls camp too. I purchased two, 2 1/2" x 8ft* board from Home Depot for $2.12 each. And some sparkly tuelle from Hobby Lobby for $2, so the whole project cost me $7 and it made 13 temples! For the middle part of the temple I used bead board. I had some left overs from a different project. So if you don't have bead board, then that is where it will get spendy. In order to create this, you need a band saw. The right tools are EVERYTHING! I cranked everything out in about 2 hours! Then, I just glued the pieces together with wood glue, and painted it. Voila! It was SUPER easy, just takes time and skill. If you are interested in the template, send me a coment and I will upload them. The project is about 5"w x 7"h. *After doing this, I may have upgraded to a 6"x 8' piece of wood, that way, I could have made the back two steeples in one piece instead of two, then I could have glued the middle bead board piece on top.
Send a Love Letter3 3SharesDearest friends, Between planning a wedding and planning a life, you may forget some important details. The chaos that ensues after you get engaged may muddle the spiritual preparation. Getting ready for a marriage and a temple sealing is a lot more work than planning a wedding. So what are you missing? … Things to Do With Your Fiance Before Your Temple Sealing Read More »
The ancient “Seal of Melchizedek” is often represented as an eight-point star composed of two squares offset 45 degrees and overlaid (or interwoven). It is such a significant symbol that President Hinckley had it added to the Salt Lake Temple, and since then it has shown up in many more temples. Differing eight-point stars can also be found throughout the Conference Center. But how, you may wonder, is it a symbol of Christ, and when did this information come to light in modern times? The answers start with the design of the beautiful San Diego Temple.
F – E – M INDEX: Family – Eternal Families – Marriage ACTIVITIES for Come Follow Me Primary and Home (family home evening), Ages 2-12 and Teens, Seminary, Sunday School
While my wife and I appreciated all of the many gifts, cards, and well wishes that we received at our wedding, there was one gift in particular that stood apart from the rest. An empty jar. Attached to it was a letter with a quote from S. Michael Wilcox and a note from some dear friends. I couldn't finish reading the letter (I got a little teary) and had to have Kim read the rest of it for me. From S. Michael Wilcox: 'My wife often cans peaches and pears in the fall. A great deal of work is necessary
