Topics for a women's conference can be hard to brainstorm. Here are some ideas to inspire your creative thinking and help you plan your day!
This list of 101 retreat theme ideas for Christian women ministry will help you get started planning.
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I designed the spirituality center at the Presbyterian Women’s Conference in Toronto. The theme was “Rooted in Love” from Ephesians 3.16-20). I took each verse from the scripture …
Susan Fitch clip art illustrations of the current apostles, Susan Fitch illustrations of the current prophet and apostles
This list of 101 retreat theme ideas for Christian women ministry will help you get started planning.
I was recently called to be the Primary Chorister in my ward*. I was super sad to leave Young Women, because I truly had such love in my hea...
DOROTHY Maclean who co-founded what has become the world-famous Findhorn Foundation is on the verge of celebrating her 100th birthday.
This past weekend Dale and I were able to participate in our Stake Youth Conference along with the girls. Youth Conference was titled, Moroni's Quest. We spent the 3 days and reenacted stories from the Book of Mormon in chronological order.All the wards were in charge of a reenactment and there were some that were done by multiple kids in the Stake. They prerecorded all the speaking parts and music so the kids just had to get up and perform and not have to memorize their lines, it was their voice in the recording though. We didn't stay in wards though, we stayed in tribes and Dale and I were tribe leaders. Our tribe was The Smithling Warriors aka the Jimmerites.There were many creative tribe names. It started off at the Stake Center and they did the story of Lehi's family and the slaying of Laban. We then headed off to a ranch that was owned by someone in our Stake about 50 miles west of us. Some of our Tribe at the the church Our lime green head bands were easy to spot View from our tent when we arrived at the ranch These guys were on the ranch. They pretty much got out of your way when you came by. The longhorn that is in front is expecting Our tribe at the first reenactment Day 2 Our tribe flag Brittney and Marti Brittney was in the "With all your Mights" tribe Dale, directing our Ward's reenactment He looks so official This is our Ward's reenactment, King Noah and Abinadi Makenzie is dancing for King Noah in this scene and Brittney is fanning him. Marti and Makenzie Makenzie's tribe was the "Anti-Fight-Contrites aka no fights" We are still smiling Dale the Nephite Warrior Dale the serious warrior Makenzie the Lamanite warrior Smile Brittney Helaman and the Stripling Warriors Battle Makenzie and friends in battle Dale is dead We knelt down instead of laying down due to all the cow pies Our Tribe The Jimmerites The Jimmerites camp site Root beer float time After the root beer floats we headed back to the reenactment place. They did the story of Samuel the Lamanite and there was Samuel on the wall preaching and the kids all threw paper bombs at him. It was fun. We then proceeded to another spot where the kids were all spread out and blind folded. All the youth were blind folded while they listened to booming thunder It was dark while the youth listened to the storm. They had them take off their blind folds and out of the trees with fog came a person all in white. It was a reenactment of Christ coming to visit. They man chosen to depict Christ was in a shining white robe and had a spot light on him. He came through the crowd and shook hands while the song, This is the Christ" was playing. You can't even put into words the feelings people had. After he departed we went back into our tribe camp site and had a testimony meeting. One of our youth commented, that even though it wasn't really Christ, they still wanted to touch him and another one said it made them want to be with him. It was a very spiritual experience for the youth and the adults. After the testimony meeting we looked up to a clear sky. The kids laid on a blanket and star gazed Some of our tribe star gazing Jimmerite headband Day 3 Breaking camp before breakfast and the final battles Brittney lines up on the Nephite side for the flour battle The flour bombs are made by putting flour into nylons and tyeing hem closed. When you get hit with one they leave flour marks. You can pick them up and use them over and over I got into the action Brittney Makenzie She's getting excited to go home and shower After the flour battle we had another battle between the Nephites and Lamanites where Moroni was the last Nephite alive and he buried the plates. they then had Moroni coming back to give the plates to Joseph Smith. It was a great learning experience for the youth and hopefully they had fun participating in it. When we got home, we were hot and dirty. It was in the 90's this weekend and there was no running water at this ranch, they brought in port-a-potties and had coolers of water set up every where for drinking, but that was it! The girls and I decided to knock a layer of dirt off by jumping into the pool with our clothes on. When we got home we jumped in the pool with our clothes on. I kind of cheated, I took my jean shorts off and put my running shorts on That felt good
The story of Leah in the Bible is one of the tragic tales of the Scriptures. It is packed with life lessons for young and old.
