Did you know that you can share any quote, message or “principle you that will bless the sisters you Visit” Teach? With so many different; personalities, trials, talents, circumstances, ages, likes, preferences, careers, etc… There is not one sister who is exactly the same temporally, emotionally or spiritually. You don’t have to stick to the monthly message. Each sister may need a different message at a different time or month in her life. The leaders of The Church select these specific topics and messages which they feel will help all …

Today’s Treat is from Megan Curtis from Florida. She’s designed an 8.5″x11″ Courage Poster and a smaller 8″x8″ handout using the Warrior Princess silhouette I designed when I made the Armed with Prayer cards for her lesson on the last Sunday before the New Year. She’s amazingly talented!
“Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest” (Joshua 1:9)
This is the 2010 Annual Theme for the Young Women. One file is a poster of the …

This is the year. For real this time! This is the year that I will for sure be doing the things which I’ve been meaning to do for a long time, but just can’t seem to get myself to do them. LOL 2010 is pretty much here and in order to set those goals and resolutions I’ll need a calendar. So, I will obviously share the one I made using a digital paper pack from LetteringDelights.com called “Cherry on Top.” Included is a quote from Julie B Beck from the …

Today’s Treat on Friday… I guess one of my New Years resolutions should be to actually get Treat Tuesdays out on Tuesday. LOL Anyway, here’s a Gingerbread Gal with a quote from this month’s Visiting Teaching Message from Silvia H. Allred. I chose a Gingerbread gal because the quote had to do with love, compassion, kindness and charity. The gingerbread gal looked so sweet, had a smile on her face and had her arms stretched, seemed perfect! Pretty much what we need to look like while serving others. Right? Plus, …

Today’s Treat is on Wednesday! These “Service Mittens” include the first quote from this month’s Visiting Teaching Message by President Dieter F. Uchtdorf Second Counselor in the First Presidency. I chose these cute mittens because, it’s snowing outside and when I think of serving others in the snowy winter season, I think of shoveling snow. Why? It’s a service which you know they need done simply by looking out your window or driving by, it can be done anonymously (if doing it early in the morning or when people are …

This month we get to celebrate Christ’s birth and reason he was born. He was born to be our perfect example and atone for our sins, the greatest gift anyone can receive. The First Presidency message by President Henry B. Eyring is titled “Home for Christmas.” I used his message & Lettering Delights’ DB Nativity Doodlebat Font to design this Visiting Teaching and even Home Teaching Enhancer. I absolutely love this message and I think you will too. Although it’s not the standard Visiting Teaching Message, Pres. Eyring’s message still …

This is a fun enhancer for the month of November. It’s a Turkey Printable! I’m sure you all are probably sick of the turkey but this one is sooo cute and won’t add on any pounds. LOL I used quotes from Bishop H. David Burton, “Let Virtue Garnish Your Thoughts,” message from October’s General Conference. I just loved when he mentioned the “ity” virtues. So cute! Well, enough chit chat, we’re all super busy, right? So here’s my rough draft (because both of my laser printers ran out of toner, …

Today’s Treat printable is from a, personally most needed, message from this years 179th Semiannual General Conference. It was given by Elder Russell M. Nelson and it’s titled, “Ask, Seek, Knock.” I’m sure you will all remember when he said:
“access information directly from heaven, without hardware, software, or monthly service fees.”
It was so clever and true! I loved that he compared prayer and personal revelation to technology and cell phone plans. I’m sure we can all relate to high phone bills, but luckily prayer won’t cost us a penny! This …

Today’s Treat comes from my favorite talk from this years 179th Semiannual General Conference. It was given by our Prophet, President Thomas S. Monson and it’s called, “What Have I Done for Someone Today?” I just loved it!! It really touched my soul. Reminds me to go back to the basics of serving others and I especially loved the “warm fuzzies” given by the Primary kids. How cute!!! We totally need to have a “warm fuzzy” jar here at home. I know the early bird and super prepared Visiting Teachers …