I put them here for everyone to share, so feel to reblog share as an e-card, greeting card or print for your home.
If you like these, I have more in a book. Go to www.ldsVALUESbook.com and see them.
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Use the code “MEMORIALWK13” on Zazzle for 50% off this Book of Mormon reading chart this weekend.
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A Mother's Hope - YouTube →
Very proud to say my nephew was an animator on this project.
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Recent events and a photo of a young boy holding a hand crafted sign inspired these two designs.
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Ogden Utah LDS (Mormon) Temple Renovation Photographs →
Watch the construction progress. Click on the webcam link.
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As I’ve mentioned before, this blog is mostly colorized designs that began as the front cover for my ward’s weekly bulletin. Each Fast Sunday, the front cover is the scripture our Primary children are going to work on memorizing that month.
It occurred to me that if I made the design one that kids would want to color, they might spend more time looking at the words and memorizing it. (After all, whatever you can do during worship services to keep yourself entertained until Primary starts is always a challenge.)
Click on the picture or on this link to download a printable .pdf of this for your kiddos at home.
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From Elder Anderson’s talk about painting a badge on your heart.
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We Follow Jesus Christ
As we listen to the messages of this conference, we will be touched in our hearts and make resolutions and commitments to do better. But on Monday morning we will return to work, school, neighborhoods, and to a world that in many cases is in turmoil. Many in this world are afraid and angry with one another. While we understand these feelings, we need to be civil in our discourse and respectful in our interactions. This is especially true when we disagree. The Savior taught us to love even our enemies. The vast majority of our members heed this counsel. Yet there are some who feel that venting their personal anger or deeply held opinions is more important than conducting themselves as Jesus Christ lived and taught. I invite each one of us individually to recognize that how we disagree is a real measure of who we are and whether we truly follow the Savior. It is appropriate to disagree, but it is not appropriate to be disagreeable. Violence and vandalism are not the answer to our disagreements. If we show love and respect even in adverse circumstances, we become more like Christ.
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A witness of Jesus Christ from the Book of Mormon. Click on the picture to read more.
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