These primary talks are written based on the Come Follow Me lessons for the month of July. They are easy to read and understand. You are welcome to download and print each talk individually with the PDF links below. Primary Talks for July 2024 Primary Leaders can use this link to download all four July…
Hi Everyone, it’s Holly from Bits of Everything!
Do you need an affordable, creative, and fun idea that will keep the kids busy for hours? I have the perfect thing for you! Today we are making a DIY fort kit using PVC pipe. I’ve done a few PVC projects and they are always lots of fun, but my favorite part is that PVC is cheap!
All the supplies you need to make your fort kit is 1/2 inch PVC pipe, pipe connectors, a pipe cutter (the metal sturdy one is best!), duct tape, clamps, blankets (or drop cloths), and a box to store everything in.
If you get the PVC that is 10 feet long, you should be able to get all these fort pieces with 10 pieces of pipe. We also got a variety of connector pieces. Once the pieces are cut, assign a color to each length. Color coding the length like this makes it so much easier when you need the same size pipe – just get the same color!
Hello! It’s Kathy from Beyond the Chicken Coop! Summer is here and while I always think there will be time to slow down, I find I’m busier than ever. And as much as I love baking, it’s the last thing I want to do on these hot summer days. This No Bake Cherry Delight is one of my go-to desserts during the summer. I love this dessert for so many reasons; it’s fast, it’s versatile, and it’s always a favorite with everyone.
Download and print a Primary Talk to use in church. These talks are written based on the Come Follow Me lessons for the month of June, but could be used at any time. The talks are easy to read and understand. Real quick, could you do us a little favor? Mariel has a blog post…
These primary talks are written for children to use when speaking in Primary. The four talks are based on the Come Follow Me topics for the month of May. However, they can be used at any time! Feel free to download and print the primary talks from the PDF link provided in each section, or…
These simple Primary Talks are written based on the Come Follow Me topics for the month of April. You can print a PDF version by selecting the links below, or read the talk from directly from this post! Primary Talks for Children April 2024 While I have you, can I ask a favor? There’s one…
As a mother of two teenage girls, it’s not usual to have a kitchen full of friends, mixing up face mask recipes… and making a huge mess. But, the girls love it, their skin loves it, and I love that I have found some fun recipes for them that don’t require special trips to the…
These easy to read Primary Talks are available for download. The talks are written based on the Come Follow Me Lessons for the month of March. This month, we celebrate Easter! What a wonderful blessing it is to know that Jesus lives! If you are a Primary Leader and would like to download and print…
I really had to swallow my pride to get to the point where I could share these sugar cookies from scratch recipe with you. Granted, it’s not MY recipe…I think I found it on the Food Network, back in the days. But, this soft, chewy sugar cookie recipe has made me the “chick that makes…
If you haven’t noticed, I really, REALLY love missionary work. One of these days, I intend to write a post on some of the things I’ve learned from sharing the gospel online, but I haven’t quite found the time I will need for that post, yet. In the meantime, I’ve enjoyed doing smaller gospel related…
I think it’s pretty safe to assume you’re here for one of the following 3 reasons: You’re curious about “Mormons” and want to know what this funny business is about polygamy. Or, you are decidedly “anti-Mormon” and devote your time to shaking the faith of others (sorry, not accepting comments here.) Or, you’re currently a…
This post is for the bishoprics and ward councils, that have found themselves in the situation where they have more members needing callings, than callings available. Truth be told, my ward is in that exact situation, and it’s really not a bad thing. It’s a blessing to have so many members available and willing to…