YW3 - 1 - God the Father

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Primary February Theme

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The Sacrament - Gospel Principles, Chapter 23

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Visiting Teaching January - Handout Idea

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The Relief Society History and You

"In the coming months, each Visiting Teaching Message will give us the opportunity to learn more about the history of Relief Society and its part in the restored gospel. For many reasons, understanding our history is not only important but essential". (Julie B. Beck, Relief Society general president).

Based on this, I though it is a good idea if we keep our feelings and testimonies of that wonderful Organization recorded while we're learning about. 

I'm creating an little journal where we can glue the monthly Visiting Teaching Message on this subject (received from our Visit Teacher sister) and later on, record all shared feelings.

Starting with the Cover and January's Message, you can see below.

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Primary January Theme

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We Become.....Quote Card

We Become

Weekly Menu

Lack of ideas for lunch or dinner? Some solutions you can find  by using the Weekly Menu created by Sunee. Take a look over her blog.

Power in the Scriptures - A Resource for Primary Teachers

"Power in The Scriptures" was a 2005 Primary Workshop Theme for Primary teachers, to help them teach children to love and feel the power of the scriptures.

I thought you might want to take a look on the notes.

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Santa Claus at Church!

The pictures are cute! The party was great and Santa was cool!

You can see the slide show here
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Messiah / Messias

In many parts of the world, it is the accepted practice for the audience to stand for this section of the performance. The tradition is said to have originated with the first London performance of Messiah, which was attended by King George II. As the first notes of the triumphant Hallelujah Chorus rang out, the king rose to his feet and remained standing until the end of the chorus. Royal protocol has always dictated that when the monarch stands, everyone in their presence is also required to stand. Thus, the entire audience and orchestra stood when the king stood during the performance, initiating a tradition that has lasted more than two centuries.

There is another story told about this chorus that Handel's assistant walked in to Handel's room after shouting to him for several minutes with no response. The assistant reportedly found Handel in tears, and when asked what was wrong, Handel held up the score to this movement and said, "I thought I saw the face of God."

In Portuguese:

O Messias é a obra mais famosa de Händel (Georg Friedrich Händel). A tradição conta que na primeira apresentação do "Messiah" em Londres, o rei da Inglaterra, George II, estava presente. Quando o coral começou a entoar os primeiros cantos do "Hallelujah", o rei, embevecido e impressionado com a portentosidade e a beleza daquela oração, automaticamente levantou-se de sua poltrona. Quando viram que o rei estava em pé, toda a audiência ergueu-se (ninguém permanece sentado na presença do rei em pé [protocolo real]), daí o costume de toda a platéia permanecer em pé durante a execução da ária mais famosa de todos os oratórios.

Outra historia que se conta sobre este coro é que o Assistente de Handel entrou em sua sala, após chama-lo por varias vezes sem resposta e encontrou Handel em lágrimas. Quando perguntado o que havia de errado,  Handel  ergueu o score e disse"Eu achei ter visto o rosto de Deus"

Love One Another - Mormon Tabernacle Choir

Atendendo a pedidos...

Sociedade de Socorro
2011 Calendar
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Sociedade de Socorro
2011 Bookmark
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2011Primary Complete Calendar

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YW 2011Complete Calendar

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Relief Society Bookmark

I was jealous when I saw some new bookmarks for Primary. So, I create some for Relief Society as a "welcome to new year". They are 3 different ones for your choice.

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Where did I find the candle holders...

that I used in my "get together dinner"?

I found it in my Brazilian friend's blog (Bete Afonso - "A Caridade Nunca Falha" that means "Charity Never Faileth". -Go there for instructions!

Hope

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Somewhere In Time

Somewhere in Time
Green Paper Challenge

Visiting Teaching is...

This video was used for orient, train and inspire visiting teachers in th last General  Relief Society Meeting. Let's see again!

Visiting Teaching is...

Pass Along Cards

PAC#9 - Love

PAC#10 - Your joy in life

This Is The Place, by Martin of Utah3D

Martin is an artist (www.utah3d.net) and his work is fantastic! Take a look just click and drag in any direction

 "The opening view in this panorama features a replica of the pioneer chapel in Pine Valley Utah:

This Is The Place Heritage Park is home to replicated and authentic pioneer structures in a re-creation of a pioneer town.  I, however, came here not for history, but rather for the spirit of the season evoked in this simple view.

All The Best,

Martin"

It needs to be replaced!

The 2010 Primary Calendar, month of December was missing the day "31". Could you replace it for the below one, please?

Thanks Pat J., for let me know. Thanks Fernanda Koppe, for correct it. I really appreciate your attention to the matter, Love you both.

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2011 Relief Society Complete Calendar and CD label

The 2011 Relief Society Calendar is done. I had a suggestion from a friend to make a CD label, too. She, as a RS President, will give a CD with calendar on it as Christmas gift. The sisters then,  at home, can use and download the months as their own desire. Good idea!.

I'm so grateful for this Gospel that turns our love to each other unique! Thanks, Johanna of Utah.

CD label

2011 Complete Calendar

with love

I Know the Scriptures Are True - CD Slim Jewel Case Insert

If you don't want label the CD, this is an option 

Slim Case front (horizontal)

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file in "jpg" extension
The color is in high resolution (check your resolution before print)
It is in average size, just cut after print if you need