Here is my visiting teaching handout for this month.
This is a message that the sisters of the church take out to each other when they go to visit them each month.
The message for this month is about welfare. The thought that I used is the one by President Erying, I love the overall message of this quote. There has always been a way provided for us to help others. We need to just keep our eyes and our hearts open to those around us that we could serve!
This month the visiting teaching handout for June is titled “Joy in Family History”.
My husband and I both come from families that have several people that do a lot of family history and a lot of our work has been done, but we went to one of the church’s family history centers several months ago and one of the really fun things that we did was to generate a family genealogy fan! This is a great image that will show you all of your ancestors all in the same place. It shows you who has been found and where there are holes in your lines. It is really a cool way to see everything all at once!
You do not have to go to a family history center to generate your own fan, anyone can do your own online here:
This is a fun way to get started with your family history, or if you have already done some of your history, this is a great way to see what you have done and where the holes need to be filled in. I really encourage you to try this and also to encourage your sisters that you visit to try it out. I would love for you to share this link with them.
So this month, for the visiting teaching message, I thought that it would just be fun to do a tag that says “Scatter Sunshine through Family History”.
Here is my visiting teaching handout for April. The lesson title is “Temple Covenants”
And I am so loving our warmer weather and I am ready to get outside to play and to work in the yard. This month’s handout just looks like spring! So I hope that it will cheer up your day as well as the sisters that you visit!
Today I have a fun little Easter Bouquet for you to make.
This is what I made to give to my Visiting Teaching ladies and who doesn’t love to receive a beautiful spring bouquet? Continue reading
This month the title of the visiting teaching lesson is
I took President Monson’s quote to focus on. I decided to just go with a spring theme for this month, since St. Patrick’s Day and Easter are both in March, so I took a more generic route. I love the colors in this handout, they just make me happy. I am so ready for Spring to come, but it is still a ways off here in Utah. I still have snow out in my yard! So I will have to be content to just bring the bright colors into my home for a little while longer.
To print, just right click over the image and go to “save image as”, then save in one of your folders. You can print from there or send out to your favorite photo processor. You can also right click over image and go to “copy image” then open your favorite program like word or presentations and right click again and go to “paste”. You can then print.
These are formatted to a 4 x 6 size.
Here is the blank one for those of you that want to translate the information.
This would also make a really fun card, invite, or tag!
I have a really fun idea to go with this that I am giving to the sisters that I visit, but I did not get it done in time to take good pictures. So I will take the pictures tomorrow in the daylight and I will post it next week! Check back then to see what I have been up to!
How is everyone doing with the challenge to get 100% visits this year? Let’s keep going!
I chose to use the quote by President Gordon B. Hinckley.
(Does anyone still miss him like I do?)
I love this quote on how to treat new converts, but in a sense are we not all converts? I think that this quote is just a good motto to have when dealing with anyone we meet!
I love the quote from Pres. Uchtdorf, so that is my focus for this month’s handout. Since it is winter here in Utah, I went with the winter/snowman theme!
Here are the printables: Continue reading
This is a post that I shared at Ginger Snap Crafts last week and decided that I would now share it with you. It was fun to go back through the last year and review some of the projects and recipes. This is really a good exercise for all of us to do. Look back through your journals, calendars, or notebooks and take a look at all the things that you accomplished throughout this last year. It is really quite rewarding to recognize all the things you have completed or overcome! You should really do this!
The most viewed and most pinned post was:
This is a great way to lighten up your purse and yet still have all the things that you would need while you are out carpooling and driving kids from place to place, running errands, etc. etc. etc. (Do you sometimes feel like you live in your car?)
I am scheduled to be on between 7:30 and 8:00 am!
I will be showing several different ways that you can use up all of that Halloween Candy
and I would love to have you join me!
This month your message will come from one of the conference talks. There are so many good ones, but I tend to gravitate to the ones on service. (Maybe that means that I need to serve more?!)
So I chose the talk from Sister Burton on “First Observe, Then Serve”
