Category Archives: relief society

The general women’s meeting of the Church is to be broadcast Saturday, March 29, 2014, at 6:00 p.m. mountain daylight time. We have been working to coordinate this event in our ward, to make it a special occasion for the girls, young … Continue reading →

The February 2014 visiting teaching message is about Jesus Christ being the Good Shepherd. I came across these cute pom pom sheep here, and thought they would be fun to give along with a quote from this month’s message. I put … Continue reading →

The March Visiting Teaching message talks about reaching out to others, strengthening the weak, and forming meaningful friendships with the sisters we visit. I’ve put together a teaching aid that goes along with these sentiments, and is also a fun … Continue reading →

For the February 2013 Visiting Teaching Message I took some inspiration from a Valentines Day card, and made friendship bracelets to share with my sisters, alongside some abbreviated quotes: Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: “Capture … Continue reading →

Here is a little something to go with the August 2012 Visiting Teaching Message, Taking Action in Time of Need. It’s a tiny emergency kit, that includes the visiting teachers’ contact information – to encourage a sister to contact her … Continue reading →

The June 2012 Visiting Teaching message, “Visiting Teaching – A Sacred Assignment” emphasizes the need for visiting teachers to understand their important spiritual responsibilites, and to prepare to be inspired when visiting. This “secret agent” project is meant to illustrate … Continue reading →

I was given a request for a visiting teaching form – a way for sisters who don’t use the internet much, to report how they have contacted their sisters. I tweaked my personal progress form to make this visiting teaching … Continue reading →

The April 2012 Visiting Teaching Message is how to love, watch over and strengthen our sisters as visiting teachers. I’ve made some jelly bean bracelets to go along with the nine suggestions in this message: To make the jelly bean … Continue reading →