Primary Should Include Social Time
And, just like their adult counterparts who seek each other out in the chapel aisles and church hallways, kids want to catch up, chat, and
And, just like their adult counterparts who seek each other out in the chapel aisles and church hallways, kids want to catch up, chat, and
I am a primary chorister in my ward, sharing the calling with my ward bestie. In order to get ideas on how to do the
Simply having unnamed female figurines has allowed [my daughter] to play with the story of the nativity in new ways.
I admit, no one has ever outright asked me why an active LDS family actively seeks out other churches for Vacation Bible School. But I
This is the best story/lesson/sharing time I have found that teaches kindness, acceptance of differences, and self-love. It is entertaining and silly enough to keep
This is the “Welcome to Primary” teacher packet I give to each teacher called into my ward’s Primary. Feel free to edit it and make
Because of this small pocket of freedom in a patriarchal church, primary has become a sanctuary for me, a sacred, loud, bubbling place where age
My fourth child was recently baptized and he asked me to give a talk on the Holy Ghost. This has actually been my role four
Every year, LDS children ages 3 to 11 years old are conscripted into performing a “Primary Sacrament Meeting Presentation” for the adults of their ward.
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