This month’s Visiting Teaching message is left up to us to decide. There were so many wonderful General Conference talks to choose from, but I saw a theme in many of them that stuck out to me. I decided to focus on our influence on the testimonies and strength of our children. There were so many delicious quotes, I could not help myself. Talk about a feast!
I could not narrow it down, so I decided to do a booklet for my Visiting Teaching Handout this month. It contains 16 quotes from five different April 2010 general conference talks. I called it “Keeping Our Families on the Road to Him.” Have a look see for yourself…
They were made as 5×7 so I could print two to a page on card stock, then cut them in half and attach with ribbon.
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Kelli says
LOVE your VT handouts! Thanks for always sharing!!
Anonymous says
Those are awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Tracy says
Love it! Thanks for sharing~
Tiffany says
Thanks! I love it! Will be using for FHE 😀
Anonymous says
These are darling- You always do such a great job!
Dani Souza says
Michelle, I loved it! I definetly want to have one for each of the sisters I visit teach. Will you post a picture of the finished booklet? and… Any chance you make one in Portuguese if I send you the translation? Please, please, please!
Hugs from Brazil.
Dani Souza
dani-bv@hotmail.com
Rebecca says
These are fabulous quotes!
JOY says
THANKS!!! You are wonderful!!
Grandma says
I LOVE this! But how do I print them out? I know it has to be easy but….. Thanks Gelswood@aol.com
Kristen says
I printed mine today. It turned out great. Thank you so much for sharing!
Heidi says
*love*!!! 🙂 Thanks so much!
Linda says
I really love this! Thanks
Bridgette says
Incredible job! I am totally copying! Thanks so much!!
Brooke says
I too am wondering how I get them to print 2 to a page?? Sorry to be dumb! brooklie33@yahoo.com Love it by the way!!
Michelle says
Here are three ways to print them.
1. Copy and paste them in to Microsoft word and size them any way you wish.
2. Right click, save as to your computer and print them from wherever you saved them.
3. Print the blog post and use them the size they print out. (Though they may be too small to read)
I wish I could say there was some automatic easy way to print them all with one click, but I spent two hours making them so I just posted them and did not focus on that part. 😉 I am going to put them all in Word personally.
Anonymous says
Just wanted to say thanks for sharing. I found your site a little while ago and love it. Using your handouts has added a little more sunshine in my visiting teaching and the woman I take them too love them as well. (I told them about you!)