This year's printable General Conference reminder
goes right along with our study of the New Testament.
You'll need:
card stock * Foot long rolls of fruit roll-ups * stapler
I love in the New Testament,
before the Savior gives his Sermon on the Mount,
he takes the hike up the hillside with disciples
(those who want to follow Him and learn more of His gospel).
He gets settled and then delivers his message
of hope, encouragement and a new way of living.
In the Bible,
going up to a mountain signified communing with God,
being taught, enlightened, prepared and directed.
Moses went up to the mount and
the Jesus himself before he started his ministry.
In our day, General Conference is a type of Sermon on the Mount.
It's a mountain experience with the Lord.
A way for us to get inspiration, peace and gospel understanding
through Christ's disciples and apostles.
Watch the upcoming conference in April {here}
Listen to past conferences {here}
(you can even look up topics you are interested in)
So let's "take a walk" with the Savior.
Foot by Foot up to that mountain.
Print or copy onto card stock.
And cut apart.
Attach a foot long fruit roll-up
by stapling to the card.
You got it!
Fun for youth classes and seminary.
Print your copy {here}
Handing these out at seminary the Thursday before conference.
Also reminding the kids to pray about a question
or issue they are dealing with before Conference.
Then follow President Nelson's advice to
really listen to the talks, write down impressions
and receive that personal revelation/inspiration
for that thing they have been praying and pondering about.
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