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Why should I treat my body like a temple? Our bodies were created in the image of God. They are a gift from Heavenly Father to allow us to experience mortality and continue to become more li…
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My Body Is A Temple 1. My Body Is A Temple Charades: Have the girls pick a charade card out of a bag or box and act out what is on the card for everyone else to guess. Once all the cards have been guessed, you'll have covered these principles on keeping our bodies like a temple (some of which are gospel standards): -Dress Modestly -I will not partake of things that are harmful to me -Eat nutritious foods -Drink enough water -I will keep my mind and body sacred and pure -Avoid marking up bodes with tattoos and piercings -Watch things that are pleasing to Heavenly Father -Read things that are pleasing to Heavenly Father -Maintain personal hygiene -Get enough sleep -Exercise -Listen to music that is pleasing to Heavenly Father 2. My Body Is A Temple Quote Handout "Even though each temple looks different, all are beautiful and are built for the same purpose. They are buildings where special ordinances take place that are needed for us to return to Heavenly Father. You are like a temple. You are different from everyone else, but you too are a house for the Spirit of God—the Holy Ghost. Your body is a temple for your spirit. Vicki F. Matsumori" 3. Future Temple Recommend * Digital Instant Download * Available instantly through the "View your files" link => Downloads page => download files // Thanks for stopping by! Check out my other Activity Day ideas/resources: https://activitydaysforfun.blogspot.com/
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My Body is a Temple Charades First have everyone share what their favorite temple is and why. Talk about how they felt if they've been to one, or what they remember if they have been lucky enough to go to an open house. Then you can explain to them that even though temples are all different, each is a House of God. Share this scripture: 1 Corinthians 3:16–17 [1 Cor. 3:16–17]: “Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you?“If any man defile the temple of God, him shall God destroy; for the temple of God is holy, which temple ye are.” Have the girls pick a charade card out of a bag or box and act out what is on the card for everyone else to guess. Once all the cards have been guessed, you'll have covered these principles on keeping our bodies like a temple (some of which are gospel standards) Give each of the girls one of these hand-outs with the following quote: Even though each temple looks different, all are beautiful and are built for the same purpose. They are buildings where special ordinances take place that are needed for us to return to Heavenly Father. You are like a temple. You are different from everyone else, but you too are a house for the Spirit of God—the Holy Ghost. Your body is a temple for your spirit. Vicki F. Matsumori Also give them a "Future Temple Recommend" that they can sign their name to.
This month the Come, Follow Me topic for the Youth is The Plan of Salvation. As I was reading through the outlines for this month, I immediately had an idea for the lesson "Why should I treat my body like a temple?" found here. I like to include a little something fun to eat with my handouts and it only took a minute to come up with a little play on words for the lesson: My body is a "sweet" gift from Heavenly Father and I should "treat" it like a temple . . . And it just so happens that Hershey's Miniatures are perfect building blocks for the temple as well as a "sweet treat"! I made some candy bar wrappers and labeled each with a reason we should treat our body like a temple. I found the reasons from the lesson outline as well as a talk by Sister Susan W. Tanner. You can find her talk here. When the handout was complete each block of the temple completed the sentence at the top of the handout: My body is a "sweet" gift from Heavenly Father and I should "treat" it like a temple . . . . . . because my body is God's sacred creation! . . . because my body houses my spirit! . . . and I will receive blessings! . . . and if I live worthily my body can one day be sanctified and exalted! I think that the handout turned out pretty cute! You can view and download a copy of the handout here. You can also view and download a copy of the candy bar wrappers here. Enjoy!
OBJECTIVE: Read the true stories* about prayer to help the youth know they don’t need to be by their bedside to pray; they can pray anytime and anywhere to seek Heavenly Father’s guidance. ACTIVITY: Assign the stories to youth or youth leaders to read or tell in their own words. Have a youth from each class post the matching picture on the storyboard before the story is told. *PRAYER STORIES. See the following page to locate stories for the images: HORSE, DUCKS, CAR, FIRE, MOSQUITO, TRAIN, and BOY’S SHOE CAUGHT IN TRACK.
I have come such a long way with my personal journey of loving my body and myself. Currently, I’m on such a high of self-love and I can feel my entire life philosophy shifting. Okay, that’s a big statement. But I believe it! One statement that keeps resonating around in my head is: my body is […]
Have you ever heard the phrase, "your body is a temple"? Let's break in down together through 3 reasons why we should treat our body as a temple.
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Your body is a temple. What this means, and prompts and scripture to help you evaluate if you treat your body like a temple. .
I have come such a long way with my personal journey of loving my body and myself. Currently, I’m on such a high of self-love and I can feel my entire life philosophy shifting. Okay, that’s a big statement. But I believe it! One statement that keeps resonating around in my head is: my body is […]
The card shows one of the "My Gospel Standards" youth are encouraged to follow: "I can dress modestly to show respect for Heavenly Father and myself." Teach the importance of dressing modestly and having respect for others, Heavenly Father and myself with this fun sewing card. Youth can punch holes in card and thread (sew) yarn through the card (print on cardstock paper).
Have you ever heard the phrase, "your body is a temple"? Let's break in down together through 3 reasons why we should treat our body as a temple.
Your body is a temple. What this means, and prompts and scripture to help you evaluate if you treat your body like a temple. .
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I have come such a long way with my personal journey of loving my body and myself. Currently, I’m on such a high of self-love and I can feel my entire life philosophy shifting. Okay, that’s a big statement. But I believe it! One statement that keeps resonating around in my head is: my body is […]
This post may contain affiliate links. Thank you for your support! See the full disclosure. 2016 Sharing Time Outline Theme: "I Know the Scriptures Are True" August 2016 Sharing Time Topic: My Body Is a Temple of God August 2016 Scripture: “Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you? … The temple of God is holy, which temple ye are” (1 Corinthians 3:16–17). August 2016 Song: “The Lord Gave Me a Temple” (CS, 153) August Week 1 Topic: My body is a temple. Preparation: Prayerfully study and think about what the specific needs of your primary are and how you can teach them this doctrine. Sharing Time Instruction: Sapporo Japan Temple can be downloaded at LDS.org Begin Sharing Time by showing the primary children a picture of the temple. Ask the primary children how they feel as they look at the picture of the temple. Further ask the primary children why the temple is special? Write their answers down on papers and post them on the board. Show the primary children the month's theme poster and invite them to repeat, "My Body is a Temple". Place the theme poster in a plastic sleeve that is pasted on the front of a gift sack or paper bag. Ask the primary children what does it mean, that their body is a temple? Read the following scripture to the primary children, "Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you? … For the temple of God is holy, which temple ye are (1 Cor. 3:16–17)." Explain to the primary children that their spirit as well as the Holy Ghost dwells within them. Making their body like the temple a very holy place. Point to the things they said about why the temple is important. Ask them how that also relates to the importance of their bodies. Show the primary children the sack explain that inside of the sack are ways they can treat their bodies special and holy like the temple it is. Invite a primary child to come up and pick a paper out of the sack. Invite them to either act out what the paper says and have the rest of the primary guess. Or they can draw a picture on the board and have the rest of the primary guess. When the object is guessed, discuss how it can help them to treat their body like a temple. Continue with each paper, until all gone, or time runs short. Paper's inside sack to be acted out or drawn: (see printable download above) - Dress Modestly (My gospel standard) -Read and watch things that are pleasing to Heavenly Father (My gospel standard) - I will not partake of things that are harmful to me (My gospel standard) - Eat nutritious foods - Get enough sleep - Exercise -Drink enough water - Avoid marking up bodies with tattoos and piercings - Keep body clean Invite the primary children to focus during the week on how they can treat their bodies as temples. Share your testimony of the importance of our bodies and the importance of treating them with respect. Want more ideas: My Body—a Temple Sharing Time: Ye Are the Temple of God My Body Is a Temple The Lord Gave Me a Temple (song) Check out these beautiful temple prints!! Click this link for past Sharing Time post: LDS Primary Sharing Time Ideas ***Basic ideas for this sharing time came from the 2016 Outline for Sharing Time, you can find a link here: 2016 Outline for Sharing Time
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It's not been an easy road these past few weeks. I've been neglecting my weight loss blog and keeping people updated. It's not because I haven't wanted to post, I've just been avoiding what I wanted to say about things. As of lately I've been really struggling with myself and how I feel about my body. After realizing that is one thing I do struggle with the most, I decided that it was time to stop the negative thinking and change it to positive thinking. I've read plenty of health affirmations that are guided to keep my on track and feeling positive. I've been looking at positive posts from other weight loss blogs. I've even been talking with my friends and my family about what I want to do and my goals for fitness. The truth is, that even after all that the struggle is real. It's not something that I can change over night, and I know that. I just have to remember that I can't give up and there is hope as long as I keep up with things and keep myself going. One of the things I've noticed is helping is that I pick out the outfit I want to wear for the next day. That day that I put it on, if I'm worried at all about how I look; I remind myself that I am beautiful and look amazing. I'm able to talk myself out of changing into something else (more than one wardrobe change happens sometimes), and kept on with what I was wearing. This seems to be helping. Every time I look in my fridge or pantry, I remind myself that my body is a temple and what I put in it, is also what I get out of it. The more negative, bad crap foods I eat, the worse I will feel. The better I eat, the better I feel. I've been trying to eat veggies and fruits more, but I could still stand to eat more of them. Thanks to my friend Kiki, I remembered how much I love ants on a log as a healthy snack. After all, it's just some peanut butter, raisins, and celery. Can't go wrong there. I'm also trying to remind myself that I can and will love my body as it changes. There's nothing negative about losing weight and being healthy. All it will create is a happier and healthier me, and I see nothing wrong with that. It's a struggle to stay positive during weight loss and love the body as it changes, but I am trying. All I can do is try, and not give up. What do you do to love your body?
This post may contain affiliate links. Thank you for your support! See the full disclosure. 2016 Sharing Time Outline Theme: "I Know the Scriptures Are True" August 2016 Sharing Time Topic: My Body Is a Temple of God August 2016 Scripture: “Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you? … The temple of God is holy, which temple ye are” (1 Corinthians 3:16–17). August 2016 Song: “The Lord Gave Me a Temple” (CS, 153) August Week 1 Topic: My body is a temple. Preparation: Prayerfully study and think about what the specific needs of your primary are and how you can teach them this doctrine. Sharing Time Instruction: Sapporo Japan Temple can be downloaded at LDS.org Begin Sharing Time by showing the primary children a picture of the temple. Ask the primary children how they feel as they look at the picture of the temple. Further ask the primary children why the temple is special? Write their answers down on papers and post them on the board. Show the primary children the month's theme poster and invite them to repeat, "My Body is a Temple". Place the theme poster in a plastic sleeve that is pasted on the front of a gift sack or paper bag. Ask the primary children what does it mean, that their body is a temple? Read the following scripture to the primary children, "Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you? … For the temple of God is holy, which temple ye are (1 Cor. 3:16–17)." Explain to the primary children that their spirit as well as the Holy Ghost dwells within them. Making their body like the temple a very holy place. Point to the things they said about why the temple is important. Ask them how that also relates to the importance of their bodies. Show the primary children the sack explain that inside of the sack are ways they can treat their bodies special and holy like the temple it is. Invite a primary child to come up and pick a paper out of the sack. Invite them to either act out what the paper says and have the rest of the primary guess. Or they can draw a picture on the board and have the rest of the primary guess. When the object is guessed, discuss how it can help them to treat their body like a temple. Continue with each paper, until all gone, or time runs short. Paper's inside sack to be acted out or drawn: (see printable download above) - Dress Modestly (My gospel standard) -Read and watch things that are pleasing to Heavenly Father (My gospel standard) - I will not partake of things that are harmful to me (My gospel standard) - Eat nutritious foods - Get enough sleep - Exercise -Drink enough water - Avoid marking up bodies with tattoos and piercings - Keep body clean Invite the primary children to focus during the week on how they can treat their bodies as temples. Share your testimony of the importance of our bodies and the importance of treating them with respect. Want more ideas: My Body—a Temple Sharing Time: Ye Are the Temple of God My Body Is a Temple The Lord Gave Me a Temple (song) Check out these beautiful temple prints!! Click this link for past Sharing Time post: LDS Primary Sharing Time Ideas ***Basic ideas for this sharing time came from the 2016 Outline for Sharing Time, you can find a link here: 2016 Outline for Sharing Time
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I have come such a long way with my personal journey of loving my body and myself. Currently, I’m on such a high of self-love and I can feel my entire life philosophy shifting. Okay, that’s a big statement. But I believe it! One statement that keeps resonating around in my head is: my body is […]
I have come such a long way with my personal journey of loving my body and myself. Currently, I’m on such a high of self-love and I can feel my entire life philosophy shifting. Okay, that’s a big statement. But I believe it! One statement that keeps resonating around in my head is: my body is […]
