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Bath Bombs, or Bath Fizzies, are like giant alka-seltzers for your bath - they spin, whirl and swirl in your bath while releasing scent and skin-softening agents. They make bath time SUPER fun!

Helpful Scouting link from This Old House: "In this how-to video, TOH host Kevin O'Connor and middle school teacher Slater Harrison show adults and kids how to make a water rocket from simple PVC plum

Easy method for baking artisan breads with little effort.

Lists ALL coloring sheets available online from the Friend.

Find out how to trace your three middle fingers to create a cute temple drawing!

Artwork for the Primary Sacrament meeting progam. Please email me to let me know what ward or branch you are in. Please make sure my copyright is on all copies made.

Great website with TONS of help for the most underserved members of the LDS calling helps culture -- Activity Day Leaders.

PrimaryChorister has created a bunch of files that will help you use pictures in the Gospel Art Picture Kit to teach children primary songs.

Flipcharts are visual aids to help remember lyrics to a song. Jolly Jenn has pictures (from approved sources) on each 8.5 X 11 page. She uses them to begin teaching a song.

PrimaryChorister, aka Jolly Jenn, has created a great stake Primary leadership training document at scribd for encouraging attendance at Primary.

The Book of Mormon for Toddlers Series is a series of illustrated and animated stories that will help your child learn the names, story and principles contained in The Book of Mormon.

Visit the new website at lds.org to get official general conference activities!

If you're looking for links to the old GAK (Gospel Art Picture Kit) images, here it is.

This website has super cute cartoons to help your students memorize the scripture mastery scriptures. Awesome!

Free Coloring Sheets from Mom & Daughter Nursery leaders. Cute!

This fantastic website has a list of testimonies of members of the LDS Church who are black. Has a timeline of Church history as it relates to black members.

Older website, but still has great ideas with the purpose of motivating you toward being an effective Home or Visiting Teacher. Includes the "Return and Report" home teaching program.

This website has a large list of articles by Annette Nay. Using the blue frame at the left-hand side, scroll down to see her LDS articles.

Missionary Leaders is a great website for Ward Mission Leaders. There's information on planning an effective ward mission plan, case studies, and information for ward missionaries as well.

Here are Melanie's ideas for Youth Conference!

Find official instructions for planning a youth conference from LDS.org.

An experienced bishopric member shares his experiences in many Bishopric meetings.

"Rebuilding trust, particularly with one’s spouse, can be one of the greatest challenges in the process of recovering from a sexual addiction."

History of the early Young Men's Program

MissionaryLeaders.org is dedicated to helping Ward Mission Leaders and Stake Missionaries create a plan for helping members become more effective member missionaries.

"Young women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are good kids, but they aren't immune to the lure of modern technology.

If you're looking for links to the old GAK (Gospel Art Picture Kit) images, here it is.

This website has a list of music that the author has checked and feels is appropriate for youth dances.

Older website, but still has great ideas with the purpose of motivating you toward being an effective Home or Visiting Teacher. Includes the "Return and Report" home teaching program.

This website has a large list of articles by Annette Nay. Using the blue frame at the left-hand side, scroll down to see her LDS articles.

This page teaches you several awesome budgeting tips regarding food purchases and menu planning.

Digest with great tips on living a more self reliant lifestyle.

The Tip Junkie was in charge of her ward's Super Saturday -- check out her cute ideas!

From LDS Women's History: Read this (and other) biographies of LDS women. "Clarissa S. Williams was a schoolteacher and a woman of humility and exceptional executive ability.

Find fun vinyl project ideas here!

"Next month is the Relief's Society birthday. One of main Enrichment nights is supposed to focus specifically on the birthday of the Relief Society.

You can buy the 10 Virgins script from LDSGrand.com.

"Dinner or Refreshment Ideas.

Get pictures and biographies of General Relief Society Presidents here.

Check out the "purse"onal Relief Society Birthday Skit at the Enrichment Cottage.

RS Birthday ideas, including "Bloom Where You're Planted".

Read about this history of the Relief Society at the Mormon Wiki.

This song would be beautiful music for the Relief Society Birthday Celebration, or for a visiting teaching workshop. Free MP3s and sheet music available.

"To those who came before me in seasons long ago
To those who are the loved-ones that I have yet to know
To those whose noble names I bear, whose light within me burns ..."

LDSWomenofGod.com has blogged a list of questions you might ask yourself to find a focus for your Birthday Celebration.

Blogger "Erin" has posted a number of biographies of LDS women on her blog, LDS Women's History. It's a fantastic blog, and great for research RS birthday celebration information.

I've selected it as a featured website because efforts to document the lives of heroic Mormon Women often go unnoticed. Fantastic endeavor.

http://ldswomenshistory.blogspot.com/

Get official information on how to help Young Women make the transition to Relief Society successfully.

If you're looking for links to the old GAK (Gospel Art Picture Kit) images, here it is.

Joan's website has lots of free arrangements for LDS activities, especially Young Women. Also has Christmas music.

This is a link to the Christian Pure Fashion show website. Not LDS, but sounds like a great program.

Describes how to operate the YW program in a small or micro branch.

This website shows simple tricks to change immodest clothing into modest clothing -- MODESTIFY!

Sugar Doodle has lots of ideas for Young Women in Excellence at this link!

Melanie Day's main page for New Beginnings helps is here!

Here are Melanie's ideas for Youth Conference!

YW Connection has the largest list of Youth Conference ideas online I've ever seen.

Find official instructions for planning a youth conference from LDS.org.

View TONS of pictures and great explanations of this ward's great YWIE.

Find out how the Naperville Ward does Standards Night! Awesome! "Invitations all dolled up and ready to give out to Young Women and their Moms for a night of keepsake crafts focusing on the Temple.

View pictures of this ward's Worth of a "Sole" activity.

The 13th Ward did a fantastic Christmas program in their Young Women's class. I love it!

"Last night we had our New Beginnings Program. We had a great time together. Our theme was "Soulvivor". We had a challenge round to begin each of the eight value activities.

Each year, Evening in Excellence comes along and you’re struggling for a fresh, inspiring, and fun way to honor the young women.

We needed to write a parady script for LDS Young Women in Excellence. The suggestion was that we make it after the Princess Bride. When I got a little stuck, I asked my daughter to help.

Browse a great list of Young Women in Excellence ideas at the Idea Door!

YW Connection is one of the oldest LDS Young Women sites on the web. Here is their good list of YWIE and New Beginnings programs.

Beautiful music that could be used for camp, YWIE, New Beginnings, or other activity. "I was asked to find a song for our Stake Young Women’s 2009 camp theme: 'Believe in Me' last December.

"Young women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are good kids, but they aren't immune to the lure of modern technology.

Find fun vinyl project ideas here!

LDS-YoungWomen.com is another in my family of LDS websites. It takes the content located at MormonShare.com related to the Young Women program only.

Read about how the Milwaukee Stake's fantastic Mormon Prom at the Mormanity blog.

Get official information on how to help Young Women make the transition to Relief Society successfully.

The new online Personal Progress will help you to:

* Work on value experiences and projects on the computer.
* Find online resources to enhance value experiences.
* Keep track of completed experiences and projects.
* Keep an online Personal Progress journal.
* Notify parents and leaders when you've completed each step.
* Print a completed book (including your journal) when you are finished.

Links to all the support materials for youth leaders, including For the Strength of Youth, Let Virtue Garnish Thy Thoughts, Duty to God, and Personal Progress information.

If you're looking for links to the old GAK (Gospel Art Picture Kit) images, here it is.

Share or view pictures from previous EFY events! Fun!

This website has lots of fun products for LDS Young Women and their leaders, including camp help books, stickers, posters, wristbands, jewelry, charms, and theme products.

This website has a list of music that the author has checked and feels is appropriate for youth dances.

One of the few LDS Yahoo Groups that are still active -- great resource for any camp leader!

Great all-purpose young women's email list group. Over 2,000 members.

While a little alarmist in tone, this website lists a number of obscure quotes and prophecies relating to preparedness.

Includes information on shelf life of white, granulated sugar and brown sugar and substitution.

This website has lots of creative ways to find water and make it safe to drink in an emergency.

Food Storage Lady's article on Wheat. She describes the use of wheat and more.

Food Storage Lady's article on building up a 3 month supply. Lots of practical tips.

This website lists a HUGE number of articles relating to LDS prophecies about the Last Days. Includes articles on financial preparedness and more.

This page teaches you several awesome budgeting tips regarding food purchases and menu planning.

Digest with great tips on living a more self reliant lifestyle.

It's TRUE, Sister Laycock did receive inspiration to help Chilean missionaries prepare for the March 2010 earthquake. Read about it at the Church News website.

The Book of Mormon for Toddlers Series is a series of illustrated and animated stories that will help your child learn the names, story and principles contained in The Book of Mormon.

This fantastic website has a list of testimonies of members of the LDS Church who are black. Has a timeline of Church history as it relates to black members.

This unofficial website about temples has tons of interesting facts about Mormon Temples, construction status updates, schedules, statistics, and hi-resolution photographs.

This website has a list of LDS plays. They are not free, but some are as inexpensive as $5.00.

This program was written by the LDS Church for production. It is a two act (six scene) play with music and production notes. It would be perfect for community outreach or a stake activity.

This website has a large list of articles by Annette Nay. Using the blue frame at the left-hand side, scroll down to see her LDS articles.

Bruce says: "Normally a member of each congregation is asked to type up and print a program for the service each week.

At LDS Index you can list your LDS website in their massive directory for free.

Mormon Central is a directory of Mormon and LDS Related Links.

These photographs of important sites exemplify the lands where Jesus walked, where the biblical prophets lived and taught, and where many scriptural events took place.

These photographs of important Church history sites portray the lands where early Latter-day Saints walked, where modern prophets have lived and taught, and where many scriptural events took place.

"What kind of teenager would get up every morning at 5:00 am to attend a class on religious instruction these days?

Salt Lake ranks as the most vain and 5th most lustful city. Hmmmm.

Use this list of articles to teach a RS or Priesthood lesson, talk, or leadership training on welfare.

StayLDS.com is dedicated to helping people who are struggling in some way to remain involved in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

LDS Care and Service Providers that share family values.

helpful article and good church talk.

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Free LDS Mormon Art – LDS Clipart, T-shirt Iron-on Transfers, Stickers, Stationery, MySpace Layouts, Cards, Bookmarks, Wallpaper and More!

Browse a huge directory of LDS files, news, and links!

"Rebuilding trust, particularly with one’s spouse, can be one of the greatest challenges in the process of recovering from a sexual addiction."

Dotty Dot Dot Designs has lots of cute, free web designs and stickers perfect for your LDS web page or blog.

Resources for talks, lessons, and FHE

The Book of Mormon for Toddlers Series is a series of illustrated and animated stories that will help your child learn the names, story and principles contained in The Book of Mormon.

Discover just how easy it can be to plan and host your next family reunion or family get-together.

Sally DeFord has a crazy huge list of totally free LDS sheet music for use in your Christmas or Easter choir presentation, Young Women's activity, Enrichment meeting, or virtually any other type of LDS activity. You can search by topic (including "easy for choirs"), and many of the songs have MP3s you can download to hear or practice. Sally has my personal favorite-of-all-time arrangement of "Come, Thou Font of Every Blessing" on her website. Sally's talent for music blesses the lives of so many!

Joan's website has lots of free arrangements for LDS activities, especially Young Women. Also has Christmas music.

Free Downloads from HeartRise Productions out of Logan, UT.

This website has a list of LDS plays. They are not free, but some are as inexpensive as $5.00.

This program was written by the LDS Church for production. It is a two act (six scene) play with music and production notes. It would be perfect for community outreach or a stake activity.

Download the free script, and use Michael's CD to present a great fireside called I Know He Lives.

Beautiful music that could be used for camp, YWIE, New Beginnings, or other activity. "I was asked to find a song for our Stake Young Women’s 2009 camp theme: 'Believe in Me' last December.

Draw closer to the Spirit of the Lord through Original Solos, Choral Works, and Hymn Arrangements by Sharon Austad Bagley.

This site is SO COOL! Transpose music into a key you can sing in or play, print it, hear the music with words, without words, in parts! This is an absolutely wonderful resource for music leaders in every auxiliary.